The smaller Bjo: or lwal- byaw is a double -headed drum and both of double - headed are beaten with a stickin a sling. It can be beaten with a stick. The Bjo: troupes are differently named after their distinct regions. Bjo: a double- headed drum and it is also a kind of percussion musical instrument. It has to be played together with a small drumcalled "Pa-loat". When these two drums are played together,it makes the sound of drumming or the sound like "Pa-lote-tote-tote-Byone". Bjo: are not required to stick tuning dough, but has to be played with two sticks.\n(1) Moe-Zar-Bjo: \n(2) Ma-Khauk- Bjo: \n(3) Mhon-YwaeKyae-Mhon- Bjo: \n(4) Khin-Mon- Bjo: \n(5) Sin-Tat- Bjo: \n(6) Chindwin- Bjo: \n(7) Mandalay's Bjo: troupes, etc.

Tiên Chỉ (the First Notable off the village) drumming to give a signal of start for a tugging match