THE EXISTENCE OF THE MON SANGKHLA HONG SA KANCHANATHANI MUSIC BAND, BAN WANG KA, KANCHANABURI PROVINCE

Abstract

A study of the issue of the existence of Mon ethnic music, Ban Wang Ka, Kanchanaburi Province. Aims to study the role and use of the music culture of the Mon people in the historical dimension and current status. to their own people This is to remind their own people of the importance of ethnicity through the music culture of the Mon people. amidst the dynamics and diversity in the social context By the said issue Choose the Mon community area of ​​Ban Wang Ka. Kanchanaburi Province Should study and analyze To serve as a guideline for conserving inheritance before it is lost and to create a database in the future. The objective of this academic article is to study the factors affecting the existence of the Mon Sangkhla Hong Sa Kanchanathani Band, Ban Wang Ka, Kanchanaburi Province. By studying concepts and theories related to the existence of the Mon Sangkhla Hongsa Kanchanathani music band that are full of meaning and importance that are useful for students. It also aims to study the Mon Sangkhla Hongsa Kanchanathani music band. Factors within the village Factors outside the village Results of the existence of the Mon Sangkhla Hongsa Kanchanathani music band This is in order for education to benefit Mon music in terms of Mon arts and culture in the long term, emphasizing the existence of Mon music, Sangkhla, Hongsa, Kanchana Thani, for the learning of students and society in a widespread and sustainable manner. Future

A study of factors affecting the existence of the Mon Sangkhla Hongsa Kanchanathani music band. At present, the development of outside cultures has played a role in the way of life of the people in the village. Traditional cultural traditions have been diminished. This causes fear that children and grandchildren will not be able to preserve their culture, so the new generation must be instilled with interest in their own culture. And because Ban Wang Ka There are many ethnicities such as Mon, Thai, Karen, Muslim, etc. The villagers agree that they want to preserve their culture. So they jointly organized a performance space. To allow musicians to perform their arts and