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Khmer Music, A Rich Musical Tradition

by | Music

Music in the country of Cambodia has a long and rich history, dating back to the era of the Khmer empire. In more recent times, it has been influenced by Western influences, particularly after the Communist regime’s downfall in the country. Cambodia is renowned for both its folk and classical compositions, as well as its popular music.

The folk music of Cambodia has its roots in ancient times and is believed to reflect Hindu influences in its melodies and structure. The Siem Reap region is well-known for its kantrum music, which is said to have derived from Thai traditions. Cambodian music is inseparable from the country’s dance forms, particularly religious dances that depict myths and legends of Cambodian culture. These dances are often accompanied by a pinpeat orchestra consisting of instruments such as the roneat (bamboo xylophone), ching (cymbal), sralay (oboe), pia au (flute), gong (bronze gong), chappay (bass banjo), tro (violin), and various types of drums.

Each movement performed by the dancer represents a specific idea, thought, or aims to convey a particular message. Classical music and dance in Cambodia experienced a revival in the 1960s under the patronage of Princess Norodom Bopha Devi.

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