Footage shows a five-year-old boy showing incredible skill at playing a traditional Thai wooden xylophone called the Ranat Ek.

His father, Chaiwiwat recorded his son, Nong Pratkawee playing his favorite musical instrument in Bangkok, central Thailand.

Chaiwiwat said: '"My son started practising while he was only one-year-old."

Ranat Ek is a Thai percussion instrument that consists of 21 wooden bars suspended by cords in the shape of a boat.

Footage shows a five-year-old boy showing incredible skill at playing a traditional Thai instrument called the Ranat Ek.

Father Chaiwiwat recorded his son Nong Pratkawee playing his favorite musical instrument in Bangkok, central Thailand.

He said his son started playing Thai instruments when he was only one-year-old.

Chaiwiwat said: '"My son started practising while he was still young. The first thing he played was the drum to accompany the musical folk drama."

Ranat Ek is a Thai percussion instrument that consists of 21 wooden bars suspended by cords in a shape of a boat. It is very similar to the Cambodian xylophone called Roneat Ek and the Burmese bamboo xylophone called Pattala.