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Answer. Tongue Drums. It is a member of idiophone family (INSTRUMENTS that PRODUCES its sounds through vibration in itself) and also a PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT (instruments that are PLAYED by tapping). Tubanos.

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tempo - how fast the piece is (tempo means time)

melody - same as ‘tune’.

meter - is the rhythm of the words, same as in poetry i.e. syllables per line. (In the real WORLD you have to consider the PATTERN of stresses too).

timbre - tone colour.

texture - what the accompaniment is like - e.g. ‘dense’ with lots of notes, or ‘light’ with few notes, and a whole lot more in between e.g. block chords or arpeggios.

dynamics - volume (LOUDNESS and SOFTNESS).

mode - the ancient sequences of whole tones and semitones that make up an octave: there are traditionally eight of these, you can google them (hint: our modern Major Scale corresponds to the ancient Ionian Mode).

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The Tempo of Atin CU Pung Singsing is 93 beats per minute (BPM) or exactly 93.074 BPM. It is probably under the marking of 'andante' which includes 76-106 BPM.

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A whole note has four beats. A HALF note has TWO beats. A quarter note has one beat. An EIGHTH note has one half of one beat.

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A quarter rest is EQUAL in time value to a quarter note.

It has ONE-fourth the value of a whole rest. In other words, four 1/4 rests equals one whole rest while two 1/4 rests equals one half rest. ANOTHER name for this rest is crotchet rest (British).

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Hsaing waing musicians use a hemitonic and anhemitonic scale similar to the one used by Indonesian gamelan musicians.[1] The ensemble's principal instruments, including the pat waing, KYI waing, and hne, each play variations on a single melody (heterophony).[2]

is the product of INDIGENOUS musical traditions enriched with contact with a diverse array of musical traditions in NEIGHBORING Southeast Asian societies. The hsaing waing ensemble's principal instrument, a drum circle called pat waing, continues to use Indian drum-tuning METHODS, is considered the remaining vestige of Indian instrumentation in Southeast Asia.[1] Similar gong and chime ENSEMBLES are found in neighboring Thailand and Laos, where it is called piphat, and in Cambodia, where it is called pinpeat. However, these ensembles do not employ the use of a pat waing.

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There are laws in place that have a direct effect on the lives of GYPSIES and Travellers, some which work in their favour and some which do not.

Caravan Sites

Gypsies and Travellers have historically been nomadic, and in recent years they have tended to make caravan sites their homes. This has been allowed, most notably by the Caravan Sites ACT 1968, which made all county councils duty-bound to provide caravan sites for Gypsies and Travellers.

However, many county councils didn’t comply with this duty, and the duty was subsequently repealed by the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994. This act also gave police the power to evict Gypsies and Travellers who park their caravans on other sites without authorisation.

County councils are still allowed to provide special caravan sites for Gypsies and Travellers under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960, but not many public authorities do so.

Eviction and security of tenure

Travellers have more protection from eviction than you might think. Legal advice should be sought if needing to evict travellers from your land.

Racism and discrimination

Certain types of Traveller, such as Romany Gypsies and Irish Travellers, have successfully proven themselves to be a protected ethnic minority in the past, and as such, have the right to be free from racial harassment and discrimination. This gives Gypsies and Travellers the same protection from discrimination that all other ethnic minorities receive under UK and European human rights law.

There are certain situations in which indirect discrimination against Gypsies or Travellers could be allowed – for instance, if registration with a SCHOOL or another organisation required applicants to have a fixed address, thereby disqualifying Gypsies and Travellers due to their way of life.

However, this kind of treatment is only acceptable if the organisation has a justification, beyond simply WISHING to exclude Travellers.

Human rights to education

Regardless of how they live, Gypsies and Travellers are of course entitled to the same human rights that everyone under the umbrella of the European Convention on Human Rights has.

For instance, young Gypsies and Travellers are as entitled to an education as any other child before school leaving age – in fact, failure by a parent to ensure that their child gets a good education would constitute breaking the law.

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Most local councils have a Traveller Education Service operating in the area, which works to provide support for Travellers and ensure that their CHILDREN can get a good education. Like all parents, Gypsies and Travellers also have the option of educating their children themselves, away from school.

However, if the local education authority is not satisfied that the child is receiving an adequate education, they can take action, such as serving a school attendance order (requiring the child to attend a school) or an education supervision order (assigning an education social worker to work with the parent and child, making sure that the child is being educated to a reasonable standard).

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Time Signatures

In written music, time signatures are also called meter signatures. They HELP us identify which kind of note is used to count beats in a measure and how MANY beats will be in each measure.  In a musical score, the time signature appears at the beginning of the piece, as a time symbol or stacked numerals. Below are some common time signatures and how they are placed on the staff.

Common Time Signatures

The first example is 4/4 time.  In this time signature there are 4 beats possible in each measure, and  the quarter note REPRESENTS ONE beat. The top number of the time signature tells how many beats are in each measure, and the bottom number tells which note will represent one beat. Sometimes 4/4 time is represented by a large C, because it is also KNOW as common time.  The time signature 2/2 means that in each measure, the half note represents one beat (indicated by the lower number) and there are two beats in each measure (indicated by the top number). The time signature 3/4 tells a musician that a quarter note represents one beat in a measure (the lower number) and that there will be three beats in each measure (the top number).

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