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Kapur, Steve: See Apache Indian.

karaoke: Literally "empty orchestra", live singing (usually into a microphone) accompanied by a recording of the particular song. Karaoke can be performed in restaurants, clubs, or private homes.

kargyraa: A style of khoomii which is characterized by singing text in a low register.

kata: Japanese aesthetic principal, literally translated as "patterned form"

kebaro: Ethiopian Christian double-headed conical membranophone.

key: The relationship between pitches in Western classical music as defined by a central pitch and related harmonies.

keyboard accordion: An accordion which has a keyboard on the melodic headboard.

khoomii: Tuvan biphonic throat-singing which originated in rural Inner Asian contexts and is now heard worldwide in concert halls. Types of khoomii include sygyt, kargyraa and ezengileer.

kotekan: An Indonesian term for the interlocking parts that make up Balinese gamelan music.