ASIAN FOLK MUSIC AND ARTS

2. Higher pitches emphasized above a lower drone sound in Mongolian throat singing.
3. Detailed headpieces worn by Khon dancers representing demons, monkeys, and mythical beings.
7. Traditional Japanese string instrument used to provide musical effects in Kabuki.
10. Traditional animal hide material used to make Chinese shadow puppets.
12. Traditional Thai musical ensemble made up of xylophones, gongs, and drums.
13. Country of origin for the vocal art of Khöömei.
15. Raised walkway in Kabuki stage design extending through the audience for dramatic entrances.
17. Country of origin for Kabuki Theater.
18. Country of origin for classical Khon Dance Drama.
19. Mongolian vocal art form of throat singing.
20. The shadow image projected onto a translucent screen by a illuminated puppet.

1. Thin sticks attached to Chinese puppets that allow performers to control their movement.
4. Traditional Japanese theatrical form combining acting, music, dance, and dramatic staging.
5. Bold, colorful line makeup worn by Kabuki actors to show character traits.
6. A special dramatic pose held by a Kabuki actor at a crucial moment.
8. Famous epic story traditionally depicted in Thai Khon dance performances.
9. Country of origin for traditional Shadow Puppetry.
11. Classical Thai masked dance drama associated with royal courts.
14. Male Kabuki actors specializing in female roles.
16. Traditional Mongolian horsehead fiddle used to accompany throat singers.