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The korng toch is a small gong circle, closely resembling its larger relative, the kong thom that is used in the pinpeat ensemble. This instrument only appears in large ensembles and plays a role similar to that of roneat ek, the small xylophone.

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• Pinpeat
• Kong thom
• Music of Cambodia

v • d • e Traditional Cambodian musical instruments Xylophones Roneat ek • Roneat dek • Roneat thung • Roneat thong A pair of tro Gong circles Kong toch • Kong thom Drums Rumana • Sampho • Skor • Thon • Skor thom Fiddles Tro Khmer • Tro sau toch • Tro sau thom • Tro u • Tro che Zithers and plucked lutes Khim • Krapeu • Chapey dang veng • Kse diev Flutes Khloy • Khloy ek • Khloy thom Oboes and free reed pipes Sralai • Ken/Khaen • Ploy • Pey ar • Pey pok • Sralai toch • Sralai thom • Angkouch Other Ching • Chap • Kong mong • Krap • Saing • Slek

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