The composition, "Lao Duang Duen," is in 2-fold meter, composed by
Phrachaoborommawongthoe Krommamuenphichaimahintharodom in 1923. It originates from an inspiration of a visitation to the northern territories bv cart. The composer also was impressed by the composition, “Lao Dum-Noen Sai” which was composed bv Phraya Prasarn Duriyasap (Plake Prasarnsap). On his visitation to the North, he met Princess Chomchuen, daughter of Chao Ratchasamphanthawong and Princess Kamyon. Lord of the Northern Part. He fell in love with the princess but was not allowed to marry her. From his disappointment and grief, he composed the song, 'Lao Dam-Noen Kwean’ to preserve the memory of his beloved princess. Later, this song was called among musicians and the public as "Lao Duang Duen" from its lyrics which begin with the word "Duang Duen” instead of "Lao Lao Dam-Noen Kwean".

Lao Duang Duan

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