 I would like to explain about the Myanmar Orchestra in Myanmar language. This is called the Myanmar Sign Wine. This is the leader of these musical instruments. This is called the Padwai. In Padwai, there are 21 small drens, the various sizes of the drenses including. So we have to make the tuning fine with the pasta. In ancient times, this pasta is making with the ash and you write the sobrize and mixing with and we will put on the drens. These drens are made of the hollow padaukut and coupled with the calm skins or some kind of leather. This is called the Padwai. This is the leader of these instruments. This is the second leader of these instruments. This is called the T-wine. In T-wines, 70 or 80 g was included. This instrument is played by the striking sticks. This striking stick is the, this is the wooden and covered with the buffalo skins. The next instrument is the Maa in Myanmar language called Maa. This is made by the cons. Including the various sizes of the 17 or 18 cons included. Played by the striking stick. This striking stick is different from these striking sticks. This wooden cover with the clothes. The next instrument is the timing Berlin Clapper. This is also the lead of the all the orchestra. Because of the timing and the rhythm and melody, they will control it. The next instrument is this. This instrument is the big drum and six graduated drum also. This is there. And the other side is this called in Myanmar language Sakhon. This is called the Pan Maa. And the small drum, various drum is the Chow Lung Bae. Instrument is the Semba. Semba, they also are combining with the rhythm. And these instruments will play the melody. And this instrument, the big drum and the cymbal and the timing bell level supporting this melody. The rhythmic melody only. This Myanmar orchestra instruments will appeared from the roundabout the 8th century AD. But at that time, these instruments were separate. Like the drum, cons and the string instruments. Well, we have to use this separate. In 15th century of the Myanmar period, we will combine mixed with the like the orchestra. Like the Chikons and the drums and oboe and the Semba timing bell level. But these instruments are combining with since 15th century AD in one period. All the students, third year students from the music major. I would like to introduce our music teacher. He is a Myanmar orchestra teacher. His name is Usain. He is a lecturer all from the music department. The name of the music is the Seedaw. Seedaw is when in ancient times the Kings' world came to the palace. The name of the music is the Seedaw. Seedaw is when in ancient times the Kings' world came to the palace. The musicians were playing this music. And now, the auspicious occasions and the very happy scenarios of the Seedaw. And now, the auspicious occasions and the very happy scenarios of the Seedaw. And now, the auspicious occasions and the very happy scenarios of the Seedaw. So we have to play these kinds of the music called the Seedaw. So he wants to teach the Seedaw because he wants to hand over the Myanmar traditional and how to say that our cultural heritage to hand over to these new generations. So he wants to teach this music. So the Seedaw is the most important thing. The Seedaw is the most important thing. It is important not to put the sight of it in the world. The Seedaw is important because it is not playing in the world. The second title is called the Seedaw. Seedaw is a bowdough of the occasions. A donation ceremony. We have to play this music. A no vardation ceremony. and everything is especially for the Poudre occasions. We have to play the J-Gain music. Yes, thank you.