Cambodian xylophone hi-res stock photography and images

Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia Stock Photo

RMF75WRX–Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Cambodian music - Roneat Aek (Bamboo / wooden xylophone) Stock Photo

RMPPT50G–Cambodian music - Roneat Aek (Bamboo / wooden xylophone)

A young woman practices playing a traditional Cambodian xylophone in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Photos © Dennis Drenner 2013. Stock Photo

RMDGK2R3–A young woman practices playing a traditional Cambodian xylophone in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Photos © Dennis Drenner 2013.

Cambodian Musicians, Phnom Penh Stock Photo

RMBCG88X–Cambodian Musicians, Phnom Penh

Roneat-ek is a xylophone used in Khmer classical music. Being played by young Cambodian woman. Stock Photo

RMCT9G3G–Roneat-ek is a xylophone used in Khmer classical music. Being played by young Cambodian woman.

Man playing the roneat ek, cambodian xylophone, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Stock Photo

RMDJ8W3K–Man playing the roneat ek, cambodian xylophone, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Cambodia. Siem Reap. Woman Playing a Roneat, the Khmer Xylophone. Stock Photo

RMEAB93K–Cambodia. Siem Reap. Woman Playing a Roneat, the Khmer Xylophone.

Asia , Phnom Penh The Cambodian capital , musicians in the Titanic restaurant, the Mekong River, Khmer Xylophone, known as a roneat, with mallets. A roneat looks similar to a western xylophone but is made of curved bamboo or teak strips placed upon a boat-shaped chamber, and is played by striking two strips at the same time. Stock Photo

RM2B6JD9D–Asia , Phnom Penh The Cambodian capital , musicians in the Titanic restaurant, the Mekong River, Khmer Xylophone, known as a roneat, with mallets. A roneat looks similar to a western xylophone but is made of curved bamboo or teak strips placed upon a boat-shaped chamber, and is played by striking two strips at the same time.

Cambodia, Angkor Wat. Young Boy Playing Xylophone (Roneat). Stock Photo

RMEAB659–Cambodia, Angkor Wat. Young Boy Playing Xylophone (Roneat).

Vertical portrait of a man playing the traditional wooden xylophone in Cambodia. Stock Photo

RFHYRY0A–Vertical portrait of a man playing the traditional wooden xylophone in Cambodia.

Cambodia, Battambang, Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, musician and roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone, ER Stock Photo

RM2BH9J2H–Cambodia, Battambang, Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, musician and roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone, ER

Horizontal view of musicians playing traditional Cambodian instruments, the roneat or wooden xylophone and the skor arak drum. Stock Photo

RMCWD9C7–Horizontal view of musicians playing traditional Cambodian instruments, the roneat or wooden xylophone and the skor arak drum.

Pinpeat orchestra, Silver Pagoda complex, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Stock Photo

RF2JAY68C–Pinpeat orchestra, Silver Pagoda complex, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Horizontal portrait of traditional musical instruments being played at an Apsara Stock Photo

RFHYRY04–Horizontal portrait of traditional musical instruments being played at an Apsara

Old Man Playing Music at The Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Southeast Asia Stock Photo

RM2CT42G5–Old Man Playing Music at The Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Southeast Asia

Cambodia, Battambang. Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, musician and roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone. Stock Photo

RM2GJ65TM–Cambodia, Battambang. Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, musician and roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone.

Portrait of a musician at the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Southeast Asia, Asia, Southeast Asia Stock Photo

RM2CT42G0–Portrait of a musician at the Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Southeast Asia, Asia, Southeast Asia

Titanic restaurant musicians, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Stock Photo

RMP4CXF1–Titanic restaurant musicians, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Phare Ponleu Selpak music school, Battambang, Cambodia, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia Stock Photo

RMK4N002–Phare Ponleu Selpak music school, Battambang, Cambodia, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

RMF75WRW–Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia

RMPPT50T–Cambodian music - Roneat Aek (Bamboo / wooden xylophone)

RMF75YWA–Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Cambodian Gong Player, Phnom Penh Stock Photo

RMBCHHR9–Cambodian Gong Player, Phnom Penh

Chum Ngek, a Cambodian artist, plays the xylophone in his home. Stock Photo

RMHNAP1N–Chum Ngek, a Cambodian artist, plays the xylophone in his home.

Small ensemble of Cambodian musicians playing traditional instruments Stock Photo

RMKG24P6–Small ensemble of Cambodian musicians playing traditional instruments

Cambodia: A pinpeat or traditional Khmer musical ensemble, Ta Prohm temple near Tonle Bati, south of Phnom Penh. The pinpeat orchestra or musical ensemble performs the ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples of Cambodia. The orchestra consists of approximately nine or ten instruments, mainly wind and percussion (including several varieties of xylophone and drums). It accompanies court dances, masked plays, shadow plays and religious ceremonies. It is analogous to the piphat ensemble of Thailand. Seen here are a roneat thung or low-pitched xylophone and a kong thom or gong circle. Stock Photo

RM2B01CRH–Cambodia: A pinpeat or traditional Khmer musical ensemble, Ta Prohm temple near Tonle Bati, south of Phnom Penh. The pinpeat orchestra or musical ensemble performs the ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples of Cambodia. The orchestra consists of approximately nine or ten instruments, mainly wind and percussion (including several varieties of xylophone and drums). It accompanies court dances, masked plays, shadow plays and religious ceremonies. It is analogous to the piphat ensemble of Thailand. Seen here are a roneat thung or low-pitched xylophone and a kong thom or gong circle.

Musician playing roneat at Bakong Monastery, Angkor, Cambodia Stock Photo

RMAWWB1N–Musician playing roneat at Bakong Monastery, Angkor, Cambodia

Cambodia, Angkor Wat. Young Boys' Orchestra. Stock Photo

RMEAB658–Cambodia, Angkor Wat. Young Boys' Orchestra.

Cambodia Phnom Penh Traditional Music At Silver Pagoda Stock Photo

RMA4Y047–Cambodia Phnom Penh Traditional Music At Silver Pagoda

Cambodia, Siem Reap. Khmer Orchestra Playing at Preah Ang Chek and Preah Ang Chorm Temple. Stock Photo

RMEABA3X–Cambodia, Siem Reap. Khmer Orchestra Playing at Preah Ang Chek and Preah Ang Chorm Temple.

RF2JAY67A–Pinpeat orchestra, Silver Pagoda complex, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

RM2GJ65TK–Cambodia, Battambang. Phar Ponleu Selpak, arts and circus school, musician and roneat, traditional Khmer xylophone.

RMF75YW9–Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia

RMF75YWC–Musician playing a roneat, traditional Cambodian xylophone, Siem Reap, Cambodia

RMHNAP1T–Chum Ngek, a Cambodian artist, plays the xylophone in his home.

RMKH504T–Small ensemble of Cambodian musicians playing traditional instruments

A man plays the Roneat Aek (Bamboo / wooden xylophone) at a Cambodian New Year festival in Virginia Stock Photo

RMPPT4A3–A man plays the Roneat Aek (Bamboo / wooden xylophone) at a Cambodian New Year festival in Virginia

RM2B01CRE–Cambodia: A pinpeat or traditional Khmer musical ensemble, Ta Prohm temple near Tonle Bati, south of Phnom Penh. The pinpeat orchestra or musical ensemble performs the ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples of Cambodia. The orchestra consists of approximately nine or ten instruments, mainly wind and percussion (including several varieties of xylophone and drums). It accompanies court dances, masked plays, shadow plays and religious ceremonies. It is analogous to the piphat ensemble of Thailand. Seen here are a roneat thung or low-pitched xylophone and a kong thom or gong circle.