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- Manora or Nora is an art form native to
southern Thailand. The performance has dance postures.
The singer sings the lyrics ad-lib. Accompanying musical
instruments include drums, cymbals, gongs, Java pipes,
and castanets. Nowadays Nora has developed into incorporating
modern instruments.
- Shadow Play is a popular art of southern
Thailand. Dried animal hide is carved into drama figures
like a hermit, a lord, a lead actor, a lead actress,
a giant, and a clown. The figures are held up behind
a lighted screen to create shadows on it. Nai Nang
or the puppeteer sings verses or narrate the performance.
Musical instruments used are the same as for Nora,
with perhaps So U and So Duang (stringed instruments)
added in.
- Li-kae Pa is also called Li-ke Bok
or Li-ke Rammana. This type of performance is different
from the usual Li-ke as the performers wear other
kinds of costumes. Li-ke Pa is popular among Thai
Muslims. Only 3 performers play in a single set the
whole show. However, the set has a location name change
to correspond to the story being played. Musical instruments
used include 2-3 tambourines, cymbals, gongs, and
pipes.
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