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Burmese ringtone is Burmese music. Although the music culture of Myanmar is influenced by China and India, it is not a copy of these cultures, but has its own characteristics, and some aspects are unique.

The tonality of Myanmar is different from that of 12, and it is also different from that of China and India. The basic characteristics of tonality in Myanmar are the third key, the seventh key down and the fourth key up. Generally, there are more pentatonic scales.

The biggest feature of Burmese music lies in its musical instruments and instrumental music. The most important national musical instrument in Myanmar is the bent harp (Sang Ke in Burmese), which is a unique bow harp in Myanmar. In the Tang Dynasty, China called it the thunder harp.

Myanmar music culture:

Different modes have different functions. For example, court music, especially when the emperor appeared, should be played in the mud-tone dragon mode, while tin-tone mode is used to express sadness and sadness. Black bag with European flat style is used to worship God and welcome guests. The beat stress in Burmese songs and instrumental music is often weak before and strong after, falling on even beats. The necessary instruments to master this beat are Xi (a pair of metal cymbals) and tile (a pair of bamboo or wooden beats).

Burmese people love natural, simple and simple folk singing. They don't pay attention to the volume and the width of the range, but deliberately pursue their sincere feelings. And often sing softly.