The Angkor Youth Orchestra (ANYO) (established in 2006 or 2007) is a Cambodian youth orchestra. Its first performance was at the Angkor Wat temple complex. It is the first establishment for orchestral classical music in Cambodia since the Sangkum Reahniyum Era (1953–1970). The Orchestra is supervised by two musicians: Tep Kuntheareth and Ram Daravong. Under the coordination of the Cambodian cabinet and with the support of Gunma Junior Orchestra and Shinichi Minami, ANYO has been receiving donations and grown gradually to become a symphony orchestra. The previous headquarters of ANYO were at the Secondary School of Fine Arts (Cambodia). For current headquarters please check the external link. ANYO is composed of Cambodian teachers (educated in the former USSR) and young musicians with a total number of around 60 or 70. Most of the musicians come from the Royal University of Fine Arts. Others pay to be taught music and are automatically included in ANYO. Instruments include violins, violas, cellos, double basses and clarinets. ANYO is still recruiting new musicians and receiving new students. Performances ANYO holds regular annual performances. Angkor Wat Stage Water Festival: Channel 9's Alain de Londre Concert 2009 HRH former queen Norodom Monineath Sihanouk's birthday 2010 Charity Concert: ANYO 2010 7th International Music Festival, Phnom Penh 2010 9th International Music Festival, Phnom Penh 2012 37th Session of The World Heritage Committee's Meeting Opening Ceremony 10th International Music Festival, Phnom Penh 2013 INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP ORCHESTRA CONCERT 2014,CELEBRATORY CONCERT OF 10th ANNIVERSARY OF KING’S CORONATION. On 27 October INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP ORCHESTRA CONCERT On 29th Oct 2014 Performance at Thomanoun Temple Siem Reap Youth Music Festival in Lao PDR on 2 November 2014 International Youth Orchestra in Bangkok (Thailand) on 10 May 2015 Repertoire Original compositions Green City / Green Ville (ទីក្រុងបៃតង) Covers and rearrangements Natural Barrier (របាំងធម្មជាតិ) : rearrangement of the Korean composition: 라라라 (La La La) by 숙희 (Suki) See also List of youth orchestras References External links National youth orchestras 2000s establishments in Cambodia Musical groups established in the 2000s Cambodian orchestras Youth organisations based in Cambodia