Thai Music Scores of Phatthayarat School

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The purposes of this research were to study: 1) The development of thai music scores of Pattayarat School. 2) Study thai music scores of Pattayarat Scholl. Research methodology is by qualitative research. Population is musical luminaries Thailand number 14 and related document. The research instrument were the interviews the data were analyzed by content analysis.

The results were as follows: 1) Develope Thai music scores of Pattayarat School had improved since the period of King Rama V. Marshal-Admiral Paribatra Sukhumbhand, Prince of Nakhon Sawan (Boriphat Sukhumphan) had supported Chamberlian Tua and family for over thirty years. Marshal-Admiral Paribatra Sukhumbhand, Prince of Nakhon Sawan passed on international notation knowledges to Chamberlian Tua that casued a mix of  thai music scores with international note as a way to record with in Pattayakosol music department all years long. Later on,
Mr. Ard Suntorn, one of his pupils in Pattayakosol music department, was acted as thai music notes recorder to Chamberlian Tua Pattayakosol had spread out his knowledgesby teaching those thai music notation to Mr. Samran Kerdpol at the Pattayarat muisc depertment or ban mai hang kra baen Thai orchesta, Pranakhonsri Ayudhaya Province. Mr. Samran Kerdpol inherited Thai musical notations from the original, the accuracy has been checked and brought up those music notes as a new elemental knowledge in order to keep delevoving withing Pattayarat music department to symbolized special characteristics of thai music field and counted as one of valueable precious treasures of Thailand. 2) Thai music scores of Pattayarat music department has catagorized into 2 parts: (1) The original of thai notes which consists of 87 songs of pleang na paad, 31 of pleang reuang, 10 of pleang hom rong, 117 of pleang tao, 16 of pleang Sepha, 226 of pleang song chan, 85 of pleang san niang pasa (2) Songs which are writen and re edit by Mr. Samran Kerdpol such as 11 songs of pleang na paad, 8 of pleang hoom rong, 56 of pleang tao, 2 of pleang taap, and 2 of pleang reuang.