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・[Webinar] Pluralism and Local Governance in Cambodia’s Commune Councils[49:52]
・[Webinar] Highly Educated Cambodians and Higher Education Policymaking in ‘Postcolonial’ Cambodia[3:58]
・[Read with Children] រឿង​ សុខលី និងខ្លែង[5:00]
・[Read with Children] រឿង បូរ៉ា និងពិភពផ្សោត[4:40]
・[Read with Children] រឿងស្វែងរកភពភ្លុយតុង[6:55]
・[Read with Children] រឿងនិទានរបស់ព្រះចន្ទក្រហម[10:24]
・[Read for Children] រឿង បេសកកម្មស្វែងរកពន្លឺ[4:00]
・[Read for Children] រឿង កូនដំរីស[15:19]
・[Read for Children] រឿង កូនត្រីចង់ជួបព្រះចន្ទ[6:23]
・[Read for Children] រឿង វាសនាកូនហង្ស[5:37]
・[Read for Children] រឿង អ្នកនេសាទស្មោះត្រង់[6:09]
・[Read for Children] រឿង បេសកកម្មកំចាត់ពពកខ្មៅ[5:57]
・[Read for Children] ត្រី និងស្រមោច[8:14]
・The classical Khmer music[9:28]
・Enjoy the Khmer classical music played by Jeffrey Dyer![3:09]
・CKS:​Khmer Language and Culture Study Program Summer in Cambodia[4:50]
・Summer Junior Resident Fellows Program in 2018[7:22]
・Silkworm Breeding and Silk-Weaving Operations in Rural Cambodia[39:39]
・[CKS Public Presentation] A History of Cambodia: from Funan to Modern Times[9:52]
・[Webinar] The Meanings and Importance of the Khmer Zero[4:50]
・Junior Resident Fellows Program[1:49]
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INFO:
Chum Kre is a Khmer wedding song, and the musicians play it for the Plate-Passing Function part of the wedding ceremony, when family members surround the bride and groom and pass the Plate around them. In the video below Jeff is playing the Chum Kre song which he learned from Lecturer Sok Douch. Jeffrey Dyer is a CKS Senior Fellow, and he came to Cambodia for his PhD research. Learn more about Jeffrey Dyer in the link below:
Center for Khmer Studies