Pinpeat is a traditional ensemble music style from Cambodia, primarily used in royal ceremonies and religious events. It typically features a combination of percussion instruments, such as gongs and xylophones, along with wind instruments like the sangvar day and roneat. The music of Pinpeat is characterized by its rhythmic complexity and melodic structures, often accompanying dance performances. This genre plays a significant role in preserving Cambodian cultural heritage, reflecting the country's history and artistic traditions through its unique sound and performance practices.