Kanyarodtam
Kanyarodtam is a traditional Thai musical instrument that is an integral part of Thai classical music and folk music. It is a type of xylophone, consisting of a wooden frame with a series of wooden bars of varying lengths, each tuned to a specific pitch. The bars are struck with mallets to produce sound. The instrument is typically played with both hands, with the left hand striking the bars and the right hand controlling the pitch by pressing down on the bars to change their length and thus their pitch.
The kanyarodtam is often used in ensemble performances, where it provides a rhythmic and melodic foundation
The kanyarodtam is believed to have originated in Thailand, with its earliest known use dating back to
The kanyarodtam is a relatively simple instrument to play, but requires a good sense of rhythm and