Cambodia: Traditional Music, Vol. 2: Tribe Music, Folk Music and Popular Dances

The album opens with an entrancing tune played on a single reed bamboo flute that enthralls and draws the listener into the musical journey presented in this collection. Recorded in 1979 and compiled by revered composer Chinary Ung, Chinary focuses on capturing and documenting both the songs themselves and the instruments on which the songs were performed for fear that "with the advent of modernization, many kinds of Cambodian music will disappear." Liner notes include detailed information on the musical instruments.

Track Listing

101	Pei Pok Pei poke (bamboo flute) player	02:34
102	Chapei Veng Chapei veng (lute) player	02:34
103	Phlom Sneng Sneng (reed horn) player	03:14
104	Khmer Loeu (1) Khong (gong) ensemble, Phnom Penh	08:33
105	Khmer Loeu (2) Khong (gong) ensemble, Phnom Penh	03:19
106	Krom Phleng Mohori Mohori ensemble, Ayaii style	03:54
107	Krom Phleng Kar (1) Wedding music ensemble	03:32
108	Krom Phleng Kar (2) Wedding music ensemble	03:26
109	Rabam Kragoak Students at the University of Fine Arts of Phnom Penh	03:29
110	Rabam Traloak Students at the University of Fine Arts of Phnom Penh	04:49