ASEAN National Musical Instrument

  Brunei     The Gambus  Tawak Tawak        Tawak Tawak         is a musical instrument made of brass. Found in Sarawak on the island of Borneo. Brunei brass musical instruments Darussalam and elsewhere on Borneo in the past were often influenced by China. This can be seen from the front pattern of dragons and sea creatures, crabs and fish, and the edges of the sides are the shape of the gods and fish. At one time, Tawak Tawak was used as a sign for people to come together, not as part of the orchestra. Gamelan like in Indonesia         The Gambus        is a 12-stringed guitar-like instrument strummed with a pick.Unlike Western instruments such as the mandolin, Gambus has no engravings. Arab

 Myanmar             Saung              is a traditional instrument. Saung is unique. Its distinctive point is that the ancient harp of the natives remains to this day.

  Thai national instrument         Saw Sam Sai Xylophone         Saw Sam Sai        is a type of Thai stringed instrument, larger than Saw Duang or Saw U. And has a special feature that has three strings, free bows The skull is large. It is one of the most elegant in the stringed instruments. The player is positioned in front of the circle. It was a fiddle that existed from ancient times. It has a beautiful sound, soft and exquisite shape, more beautiful than other types of fiddle. Is a high-class instrument used in the royal court           Xylophone          is a musical instrument that has evolved from the By bringing a receiver that is small, some, some, some, some, short, some, long, some are put together, they have different sound levels. This Xylophone, a popular musician called "Xylophone", started to incorporate the xylophone in the band during the Ayutthaya perio...