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Subject Lao Song Thai Song Black Tai, Music, Sen Ceremony, Petchaburi
Author Ammarin Rangpetch
Title Wong Pi Mai Man: Music in Sen Ceremony of Lao Song at Kaoyoi District, Phetchaburi Province
Document Type Thesis Original Language of Text Thai
Ethnic Identity Tai Dam, Lao Song, Thai Song, Black Tai, Language and Linguistic Affiliations Tai
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Sirindhorn Anthropology Center Library Total Pages 106 Year 2002
Source Master of Arts (Cultural Studies), Graduate School. Mahidol University
Abstract

Wong Pi Mai Man is music played to accompany the Sen ceremony and the band is assembled woodwind instruments only. The music is played along with Mor Mod’s chanting while conducting the Sen ceremony. Wong Pi Mai Man is used in the ceremony as a means to contact the spirits in the Sen ceremony. Its roles and functions serve the people of Lao Song in boosting mental confidence. On the social level, Wong Pi Mai Man is used as a symbol of social hierarchy of the Lao Song people and it is a means to instill moral codes and to instill peace in the society through a common belief in spirits. Nowadays, however, the roles of Wong Pi Mai Man and Sen ceremony have been lessened due to social changes; the Loa Song people have adopted much of townspeople culture and values in their daily life and Wong Pi Mai Man is the music played to accompany the rites. It cannot be played in everyday life and the musicians have to be of a special status-“Mor Mod” Thus, in the future, Wong Pi Mai Man might not remain in Lao Song society.

Text Analyst Panchalee Phakhamas Date of Report Apr 10, 2013
TAG Lao Song Thai Song Black Tai, Music, Sen Ceremony, Petchaburi, Translator -
 
 

 

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