What classical music is there in Malaysia? What's your name?

That's a national opera. The unique music of each country is national music.

Classical music in a narrow sense usually refers to the music created by Beethoven, Mozart and Haydn. Classical music in a broad sense refers to baroque period, classicism period, The Romantic Period period and modernism period (the post-modernism period has different composition styles, which are difficult to understand, but it should also be regarded as classical music).

1) Simlarly is a classical Malay dance, and the dance drama originated from the story of ancient Malay heroes fighting the enemy with their bare hands. Silat dance is a popular dance code for wedding festivals. Besides graceful dancing, it is also equipped with many Malay instruments and drums.

2) Candle dance is an incredible and unique fantasy performance in Malaysia. Candle dancers hold small candlesticks and sway gracefully with the music and rhythm of Gamelang. By the dim light of the candle, the audience unconsciously fell into a psychedelic situation.

3) Joget in Malaysia is the most popular traditional dance of Malays, with lively rhythm and vitality. Dancers are a group of two, marching at a fast and pleasant pace, which is a lively and humorous youth dance that pursues the opposite sex. Jiujia was originally an Indian dance, and the European dance of Portuguese businessmen in Malacca in the16th century was integrated with Jiujia dance.

4) In various traditional Malay performances, drama, dance, music and other elements are all involved, but none of them can compare with Mai Rong. Ma Xiang is a Malaysian court dance drama from Thailand, which combines Gamelang's music with a very romantic love story, sings songs and lyrics, and is humorous.

5) In Sarawak, there is a very old dance drama. Dancers tell stories in the form of storytelling. The content is nothing more than telling the story of the ancient vassal family. Dancers usually match Sape with a set of 10 small milk bronze drums, clapping their hands and singing, just like the Beijing drums in China.

6) The court dance Rongg, which originated in Gamelang, Java Island, was changed into a dance in the Sultan's palace. Now in addition to Gamelang, violins and lutes have been added.

The traditional musical instruments in Malaysia are mainly Gamelang in Indonesia, such as milk gong, bronze drum group and xylophone. India's magic single root, tabula, basuri and suona, Arab lute and Laba's stringed instruments, and western European violin have also become a member of the Malay family.