Traditional Cambodian instruments include tuned gongs, xylophones, drums, flues and oboe-like wind instruments. The chapei is a two-stringed musical instrument plucked with the fingers like a guitar. In Cambodia: Traditional Music, Vol. 1, the Phleng Khmer Ensemble and Pinpeat Ensemble play instruments such as the khse diev (one–string lute), phlom slek (“blow leaf”), pai–ar (bamboo flute), chhing (hand cymbals), and skor arak (small drum).
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Traditional Cambodian instruments include tuned gongs, xylophones, drums, flues and oboe-like wind instruments. The chapei is a two-stringed musical instrument plucked with the fingers like a guitar. In Cambodia: Traditional Music, Vol. 1, the Phleng Khmer Ensemble and Pinpeat Ensemble play instruments such as the khse diev (one–string lute), phlom slek (“blow leaf”), pai–ar (bamboo flute), chhing (hand cymbals), and skor arak (small drum).