I can provide clear and concise answers to the questions you've shared:
1. Talo and Siao-lo are musical instruments used in Peking Opera performances. They are not gongs, trumpets, or recorded flutes. Talo is a type of cymbals, and Siao-lo is a type of small gong that is used to create the tempo of the performance.
2. The singing technique commonly used for sorrowful songs in Chinese Peking Opera is known as "Fan-pan."
3. When Fiona sings Zum Gali Gali, she needs to focus on using her diaphragm for proper vocal style.
4. If Sheena is making her own version of an Indian Sushir instrument, she would likely focus on the resonator part of the instrument.
5. The correct statement about Chinese vocal music is: "Music and performance are highly ritualized."
6. Arirang, a traditional Korean folk song, is classified as a "Parting song."
7. If making an improvised gong, one could use materials like wood or bamboo to create the desired sound.
8. An example of a Thailand instrumental ensemble is "Mahori."
These answers aim to clarify the concepts and provide accurate information to help you better understand the topics at hand. If you have any further questions or need more details, feel free to ask!
