<![CDATA[Sirompak is a traditional Minangkabau art originating from Taeh Baruah, Limapuluh Kota, West Sumatra. In the past, Sirompak was known as a magical ritual ceremony carried out by a sirompak handler whose aim was to avenge the heart of a woman who had insulted a man. The basirompak performance is a presentation of vocal music called dendang Minangkabau presentation of singing vocal music with the production of a wind instrument called saluang sirompak. This musical instrument is included in the classification of aerophone musical instruments (the main sound is produced by the vibration of blowing air). Traditional musical instruments accompany melodic vocals (dendang/mantras) by a singer (singer). The composition work "manyampai" consists of two parts, using a traditional reinterpretation approach, in the first part of this work using the 'emergent' technique, in the first part the composer provides several repetitive vocal compositions, using the instruments saluang Sirompak, kerinding, cymbals, didgeredo, gong, rain stick. The second part of this work emphasizes the production of several screaming vocals, screams, laughing vocals, animal sounds and crying. This second part also uses the instruments cymbals, gongs, Sirompak saluang]]>
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