Monday, November 25, 2019

Khmer musical instruments

Flutes


  • Khloy - vertical duct flute made of bamboo, hardwood, or plastic, with buzzing membrane
    • Khloy ek - smaller in size
    • Khloy thom - larger in size

      Free-reed


      • Sneng - water buffalo or ox horn with a single free reed
      • Pey pok - free-reed pipe
      • Ploy (also called m'baut) - mouth organ with gourd body and five to seven bamboo pipes; used by Mon-Khmer-speaking upland ethnic minorities
      • Ken/Khaen - free-reed mouth organ used in northwestern Cambodia
      • Angkuoch (also called kangkuoch) - jaw harp made of bamboo or metal

      Kaois


      • Sralai - quadruple-reed oboe
        • Sralai toch - small quadruple-reed oboe
        • Sralai thom - large quadruple-reed oboe
      • Pey ar (also spelled beyaw, and also called bey prabauh) - oboe with cylindrical bore

      Horns

      • Saing - conch shell horn

      Other

      • Slek - tree leaf used as a wind instrument


      String

      Bowed


      A pair of tro
      • Tro - fiddle
        • Tro Khmer - three-string vertical spike fiddle with coconut shell body; used in classical music
        • Tro che - high-pitched two-string vertical fiddle, with face covered with snakeskin
        • Tro sau toch - two-string vertical fiddle with hardwood body; used in classical music
        • Tro sau thom - two-string vertical fiddle with hardwood body; used in classical music
        • Tro u (also spelled tro ou) - lower two-string vertical fiddle with a coconut shell body, with face covered with calfskin or snakeskin; used in classical music

      Plucked


      krapeu (takhe)
      • Chapey dang veng - plucked fretted lute
      • Krapeu (also called takhe) - crocodile-shaped fretted floor zither with three strings
      • Kse diev (also spelled se diev, and also called khse muoy) - chest-resonated stick zither)

      Struck

      • Khim - hammered dulcimer

      Percussion

      Drums


      thon
      • Sampho - barrel drum, played with the hands
      • Skor ( (also spelled sko)
        • Skor thom - pair of large barrel drums, played with sticks
      • Thon - goblet-shaped drum, played with the hands
      • Rumana - frame drum, played with the hands





      Gong chimes

      • Kong vong toch (also called kong toch) - small gong circle
      • Kong vong thom (also called kong thom) - large gong circle

      Keyboard


      • Roneat - trough-resonated keyboard percussion instrument; generally played with two mallets and used in Khmer classical and theater music
        • Roneat ek - smaller xylophone
        • Roneat thung - larger xylophone
        • Roneat dek - smaller metallophone
        • Roneat thong larger metallophone; no longer used


      Gongs

      • Kong vong - single suspended gong





      Clappers

      • Krap - pair of flat bamboo or hardwood sticks

      Cymbals

      • Ching (ឈិង) - pair of small cymbals used to mark time
      • Chap - pair of flat cymbals

      Woodblocks

      • Pan - woodblock
      • Nay pay - Pellow
      • Sindang - Small Size Woodblocks

      ឧបករណ៍ ពិណបុរាណខ្មែរ

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