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2. The musical scale used in different traditional folk music of East Asian
countries is based on the five–tone or Pentatonic scale.
Sakura is the traditional Japanese folk song depicting spring, the
season of cherry blossom. This song has Duple meter which receives
four beats per measure.
Mo Li Hua is a Chinese folk song. The song describes a custom of
giving jasmine flowers, and it uses Nasal vocal style of singing.
The traditional music of Korea represents the soul and sound of
traditional Korean villages with an eclectic array of music forms.

3. East Asian traditional music is quite different from Western vocal
music, and it is focused on the intervals of human breathing, how
musicians show their spiritual self-mastery in mastering their music,
and how they give value to their performance and composure.
Form is a musical element referring to the structure of a musical
composition used in different East Asian music.
Odaiko, Taiko and Tsuzumi are Japanese musical instruments that are
classified as Membranophone.
Zheng is an ancient Chinese instrument that has an arched surface
and an elongated-trapezoid with 13 to 21 strings stretched over
individual bridges.

4. Some examples of East Asian Wind instruments are: Sho,
Ryuteki, Nokan, and Hichiriki.
Chordophones are musical instruments that produce sound
from vibrating strings when the performer plays or sounds the
strings in some manner. Musicians play some string
instruments by plucking the strings with their fingers or a
plectrum.
Pipa is a four-stringed lute with 30 frets and a pear-shaped
body. This instrument has an extremely wide dynamic range
and remarkable expressive power.

5. EAST ASIAN MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

6. Different Kinds
of
Musical
Instruments

7. •Sound is produced by the body of
the instrument by vibrating without
the use of air flow, strings,
membranes,or electricity.
IDIOPHONES

8. •Instruments that produce
sound by vibrating a
membrane.
MEMBRANOPHONES

9. •Sound is produced by the
vibration of a string or strings
that are stretched between
fixed points.
CHORDOPHONES

10. •Sound is produced by
vibrating air.
AEROPHONES

11.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Membranophones):
•ODAIKO (Big Drum):

12.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Membranophones):
•TSUZUMI
•(Hourglass-shape):

13.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Membranophones):
•TAIKO

14.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Aerophones):
•SHO

15.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Aerophones):
RYUTEKI

16.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Aerophones):
NOKAN

17.  Japanese Musical Instruments
(Aerophones):
HICHIRIKI

18.  Chinese Musical Instruments
(Chordophone):
•ZHENG
•An ancient Chinese
instrument that has an
arched surface and an
elongated-trapezoid
with 13 to 21 strings
stretched over
individual bridges.

19.  Chinese Musical Instruments
(Chordophone):
•PIPA
•A four-stringed lute
with 30 frets and a
pear-shaped body.
This instrument has
an extremely wide
dynamic range and
remarkable expressive
power.