pi mon - bass oboe with horn-shaped end. 1 khong mon wong yai - a set of bass gongs set in vertical frame (unlike khong wong yai, which gongs are set in horizontal semicircular frame). 1 poengmang khok (เปิงมางคอก) or khok poeng (คอกเปิง) - Mon drums set in cage-shaped frame. ching, chap and khong mong Piphat mon khrueang khu Wong piphat mon khrueang khu (, ) is arranged by adding ranat thum and khong mon wong lek to the piphat mon khrueang ha. Piphat mon khrueang yai Wong piphat mon khrueang yai (, ) is arranged by adding ranat ek lek and ranat thum lek to the piphat mon khrueang khu. The piphat mon ensemble is usually used in funerals, but it can be used for other events as well. The piphat ensemble can be mixed with the khrueang sai ensemble to create a new ensemble called khrueang sai prasom piphat (เครื่องสายประสมปี่พาทย์ or เครื่องสายผสมปี่พาทย์). This hybrid or combined ensemble can also accommodate Western instruments as well. Similar ensembles The Cambodian equivalent of the piphat is called pinpeat. The Myanmar equivalent to piphat is known as hsaing waing. The instrumentation is very similar to the Piphat Mon, which indicates a common origin. Gong-chime ensembles are also found in other Southeast Asian nations, such as Gamelan in Indonesia, and Kulintang in the Philippines. Gong-chime ensembles can also be found in Vietnam, although they're no longer played among the ethnic Viet, they're still played among the indigenous peoples in the Space of gong culture, as well as among the Muong people and the Thổ people. See also Pinpeat Hsaing waing Khruang sai Mahori Music of Thailand Gamelan Korphai References External links Listening Pi Phat Ensemble page from SEAsite Piphat ensemble (Thai) Piphat nang hong (Thai) Piphat deuk dam ban (Thai) Further information about piphat ensemble (Thai) Gong and chime music Thai music Classical and art music traditions Articles containing video clips