Southeast-asian instruments

String instruments

celempung — celempung
(Indonesia)

celempung bamboo — celempung bamboo
(Indonesia)

chakhe — chakhe
(Thailand)

chapey — chapey
(Cambodia)

danbau — danbau
(Vietnam)

dan dai — danday
(Vietnam)

dan gao — dangao
(Vietnam)

hegelung — hegelung
(Philippines)

kacapi parahu — kacapi parahu
(Indonesia)

kacapi rincik — kacapi rincik
(Indonesia)

kacapi siter — kacapi siter
(Indonesia)

khim — khim
(Thailand)

khim — khim
(Thailand)

krachappi — krachappi
(Thailand)

kudyapi/kutiyapi — kudyapi
(Philippines)

phin — phin
(Thailand)

pinpia — pin pia
(Thailand)

gamelan rebab — rebab
(Indonesia)

sapeh — sapeh
(Indonesia)

sasando — sasando
(Indonesia)

myanmar_burma — saung gauk
(myanmar,burma)

sawsamsai — saw sam sai
(Thailand)

sawkrapawng — saw krapawng
(Thailand)

saw u — saw u
(Thailand)

sueng — sueng
(Thailand)

Wind instruments

suling — khene
(Laos)

pee — pee / pi
(Thailand)

pompang — pompang
(Indonesia)

suling — suling
(Indonesia)

wot / vot — wot
(Thailand)

Percussion

bonang — bonang
(Indonesia)

calung — calung
(Indonesia)

calung renteng — calung renteng
(Indonesia)

gender — gambang
(Indonesia)

gendang beleq — gendang beleq
(Indonesia)

gender — gender
(Indonesia)

kendang — kendang
(Indonesia)

khong wong — khong wong
(Thailand)

pong lang — pong lang
(Thailand)

ranat ek — ranat ek
(Thailand)

taphon — taphon
(Thailand)

thon and rammana — thon / rammana
(Thailand)

trung — trung
(Vietnam)

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