The Pat Waing is a mesmerizing Burmese percussion instrument — a set of 21 pitch‑tuned drums arranged in a carved wooden horseshoe, richly decorated with gold leaf. The musician sits in the center and plays the ensemble with fingers and palms, weaving melodies and rhythms that float across more than three octaves It’s the centerpiece of the Hsaing Waing, the traditional Burmese folk orchestra — a thrilling fusion of drums, gongs, oboes, and clappers, known for its heterophonic interplay and high

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