Khmer classical music has been preserved in its sustenance, reminiscent of four types of instruments: strings, chains, and percussion instruments, such as drums (earth drums, sambour drums, big drums, drums). Toch Skor Chey ...) Chheng Ronat (Ronat Ek, Ronath Thung, Ronat Dek), Troso, Trosou, Trishe, Khsay, Teche, Take, Khluy, Khim, Chap, Kong, Ken, Nai, Muong, Sralai, Chapey, Kong Vong, Toch, Kong Vong, Thom, Khmong, Pan, Kong, Peng, Pia, etc.

Khmer Traditional music:
Khmer music is considered a happy song. That is why they have to perform only in traditional Khmer weddings, such as the ceremony of releasing their daughter's shadow, the wedding ceremony and so on. There are many types of Khmer music for weddings, such as the song of the groom entering the factory, setting the Sisla, cutting the hair of Sen Krong Pali, the son saluting when the daughter comes out, tying her hands and turning the torch. Khmer music is related to Khmer music.