The Patterns of Glong Yao Playing Lookprakanate Saketnakorn Band.

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  • Chumpon Sriyawong Master Student of Driyaka Arts Khon Kaen University

Keywords:

The Patterns, Klong Yao Isan Performance, Luk Prah Ganesha Saketnakorn Band

Abstract

This research consists purposes were 1. to study the development of The Style of Klong Yao Isan Performance by the Luk Prah Ganesha Saketnakorn Band and 2. to study The Style of Klong Yao Isan Performance by the Luk Prah Ganesha Saketnakorn Band. This is a qualitative research. The tools used in the research were surveys, observation forms and interviews. The target group is the Isan long drum band. Ganesha Saket Nakhon and the audience for the performance of 15 people who came from a specific selection. Then use the information gathered from research tools and related documents for content analysis. The results of the research showed that 1) the development of The Style of Klong Yao Isan Performance by the Luk Prah Ganesha Saketnakorn Band Ganesha Saket people's group founded on October 19, 2013, it was founded by a first year undergraduate student in the field of Arts, Music and Folk Performing Arts. Roi Et College of Dramatic Arts, currently has Mr. Methaarch Boonlarp as the faculty leader, located at 30 Moo 2, Ban Dong Yang, Si Kaeo Subdistrict, Mueang District, Roi Et Province. ancient drum beats and applied long drum rhythms to parade in various auspicious ceremonies. The second era, the era of change by focusing more on contemporary by applying international instruments to join the play, the third era, the present era, is a combination of traditional, applied and contemporary long drum circles. Emphasis was placed on the skill of the performer and the quality of the long drum sound and 2) The Style of Klong Yao Isan Performance by the Luk Prah Ganesha Saketnakorn Band is divided into 2 styles: ancient long drum rhythms It is a performance that maintains its uniqueness, rhythm, melody and rhythm in the performance. Row Variation continuation style Still preserves the original style that has been passed on from the master teacher. created and inherited from each other Applied long drum rhythm pattern It is a blend of traditional, applied and contemporary long drum circles. It also added Mo Lam luk thung singers to mix with long drums. To create aesthetic quality and be interesting to the audience.

Author Biography

Chumpon Sriyawong, Master Student of Driyaka Arts Khon Kaen University

Master Student of Driyaka Arts Khon Kaen University

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Published

2023-03-07