The pinpeat is a traditional ensemble of Cambodian music, primarily used in ceremonial and religious contexts. It typically features a combination of percussion instruments, such as gongs and xylophones, along with wind instruments like the roneat and sangvar day. The music is characterized by its rhythmic patterns and melodic lines, creating a vibrant and dynamic sound. Often performed during important events like weddings, festivals, and temple ceremonies, the pinpeat plays a crucial role in Cambodian culture. The ensemble not only entertains but also enhances the spiritual atmosphere, connecting the community to their heritage and traditions.