The document describes various traditional musical instruments used in Cambodia and Thailand. In Cambodia, the snaeng is a horn made from water buffalo, the khloy is a six-holed bamboo flute, and the krapeu is a three-string zither. In Thailand, the ranat thum is a metallophone struck with mallets, the khawng wong yai are large circular gongs, and the khaen is a bamboo free reed instrument made of 14 long tubes. Overall, the document outlines the types of instruments traditionally used in the musical ensembles of Cambodia and Thailand.
The document describes various traditional musical instruments used in Cambodia and Thailand. In Cambodia, the snaeng is a horn made from water buffalo, the khloy is a six-holed bamboo flute, and the krapeu is a three-string zither. In Thailand, the ranat thum is a metallophone struck with mallets, the khawng wong yai are large circular gongs, and the khaen is a bamboo free reed instrument made of 14 long tubes. Overall, the document outlines the types of instruments traditionally used in the musical ensembles of Cambodia and Thailand.
The document describes various traditional musical instruments used in Cambodia and Thailand. In Cambodia, the snaeng is a horn made from water buffalo, the khloy is a six-holed bamboo flute, and the krapeu is a three-string zither. In Thailand, the ranat thum is a metallophone struck with mallets, the khawng wong yai are large circular gongs, and the khaen is a bamboo free reed instrument made of 14 long tubes. Overall, the document outlines the types of instruments traditionally used in the musical ensembles of Cambodia and Thailand.
to seven finger holes. It is often used in the Mahori ensemble. Krapeu
Is a long three-string zither that is plucked. It
is similar to the Jakhē of Thailand. Tro
Is a bowed lute believe to be derived
from the Chinese er-hu. This is used to accompany vocal music and is used in the Kar and Mahori ensemble. Roneat
Is a generic term for a xylophone or
metallophone type of instrument. It is often made from wood or bamboo which are strung together with chords and is suspended over a boat-shaped resonator. Korng vung
Is a set of sixteen bowl-shaped
gongs in a circular frame used in the Pinn Peat ensemble. Sampho
Is a small barrel drum made from
hollowed wood and calfskin at its head. Thaun-rumanae
Is a set of two drums. One shape
of a goblet and is made from clay or wood (thaun), and the other one is a flat frame drum (rumanae) Musical Instruments in Thailand Ranat thum
Is a box-shaped metallophone that is struck by a padded mallet. Khawng wong yai
Is the largest of all the
sets of gongs circles in Thailand. Khawng wong lek
Is a set of small gongs
arrange in circular frame. Ching- Chap
Is similar to a pair of cymbals.
It is made from a thick metal that is shaped like a tea cup. Taphon
Is a drum similar to saphon
drum of India. The taphon is placed on a stand and is struck using the palms and fingers of both hands Ramana or Thon
is a shallow drum that looks
like a tambourine without the metallic discs. Jakhae or Jakhē
has a body shaped like a
crocodile. Its big and hollow body helps resonate the sound of the instrument better Saw sam sai
Is triangular in shape with
a spiked leg. Its body is made from coconut shell and calf-skin. Pi or Pi nai
It is made from hardwood or
marble. The double reed pipe of Piphat enesemble. Khaen
Is the most important folk
instrument in northern Thailand and Laos. It is made up of fourteen long thin bamboo tubes that are four feet long.