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its all traditional japanese music the instruments used sound like either a koto or shamisen which could also be played by a blind person 

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its all traditional japanese music the instruments used sound like either a koto or shamisen which could also be played by a blind person 

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why do japanese string instruments differentiate so much from western string instruments in sound

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why do japanese string instruments differentiate so much from western string instruments in sound

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I notice that for Clip 3, it has a high frequency and pitch.

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I notice that for Clip 3, it has a high frequency and pitch.

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All of it is one, instruments I play as well as traditional Indian music. The instruments used that I know about is that the Harmonium and the Tabla are both more of memorizing the key placement and memorizing where to place your hands.

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All of it is one, instruments I play as well as traditional Indian music. The instruments used that I know about is that the Harmonium and the Tabla are both more of memorizing the key placement and memorizing where to place your hands.

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The red group has very middle eastern/eastern european music, melody has a lot of pitch change and dosent keep a constant note ever

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The red group has very middle eastern/eastern european music, melody has a lot of pitch change and dosent keep a constant note ever

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in clip 4 the song was relatively simple with chanting where many voices sort of mixed together but there was one other instrument playing the same melody but at a much higher pitch 

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in clip 4 the song was relatively simple with chanting where many voices sort of mixed together but there was one other instrument playing the same melody but at a much higher pitch 

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the sounds are very sharp and there is a common pattern of them created by the song

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the sounds are very sharp and there is a common pattern of them created by the song

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Is there some kind of order between the pitch changes or is it random?

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Is there some kind of order between the pitch changes or is it random?

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While Clip 17 is roughly 12 EDO, it is definitely not tuned to A = 440Hz

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While Clip 17 is roughly 12 EDO, it is definitely not tuned to A = 440Hz

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for the green clip, I noticed that when the people were singing, everyone's voice is a little different and they each had different frequencies. Combined all together they blend a little, but you can hear the different voices if you listen carefully.

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In clip 17, the pitch is constantly changing

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Why is there such a big difference in the sounds in between each instrument and why do some have a much higher resonance then others

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Why is there such a big difference in the sounds in between each instrument and why do some have a much higher resonance then others

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Which instrument(s) were used in each clip?

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Which instrument(s) were used in each clip?

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I notice that the sound is from singing, and it sounds different from singing as it is known in the US

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I noticed clip 1 and 3 are using Japanese traditional instruments. Each clip has a different sound in each country.

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All clips seem to use only one instrument whereas Clip 3 uses multiple instrument.

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All clips seem to use only one instrument whereas Clip 3 uses multiple instrument.

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I wonder how the people in the music learned to sing the way they do, as it was very different from other singing i have heard

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The yellow group had 2 songs with higher pitches and 2 with voices along with some kind of instrument. Some of them felt like very few notes were used in the piece

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How does a certain sound develop in a culture?

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more of a synchronized melody kind of music not too sure on origin but it mostly is people all singing same frequency parts

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for clip one, there seems to be one instrument with kind of a med to low frequency

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I wonder how they choose an instrument to either blend with or complement their voice.

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^^ what countries are the clips from and what instruments are being used?

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^^ what countries are the clips from and what instruments are being used?

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What instrument is being played in clip one?

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What instrument is being played in clip one?

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in clip 7 the sounds are very sharp with a pattern

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in clip 7 the sounds are very sharp with a pattern

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I wonder why traditional instrument has very different sound?

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clip 12 - sounds like low frequency and it sounds like the sounds are from there throats

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The music started out very low and then it got higher very quickly; it was very lyrical with a sound almost like a wind chime in the background. 

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The music started out very low and then it got higher very quickly; it was very lyrical with a sound almost like a wind chime in the background. 

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How did the artists come up with this music?

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How did the artists come up with this music?