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Famous Indigenous Musical Instrument in The Philippines

This document lists and describes various traditional musical instruments from different indigenous groups in the Philippines. It categorizes the instruments into aerophones (wind instruments without reeds), chordophones (string instruments), idiophones (instruments producing sound from their own vibration), and membranophones (instruments with vibrating membranes). Some examples provided include nose flutes, bamboo flutes, guitars made from bamboo, jaw harps, gongs, xylophones, and drums. The document also notes that these indigenous artisanal crafts are important for promoting cultural legacy, creativity, employment, and positive values.

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Famous Indigenous Musical Instrument in The Philippines

This document lists and describes various traditional musical instruments from different indigenous groups in the Philippines. It categorizes the instruments into aerophones (wind instruments without reeds), chordophones (string instruments), idiophones (instruments producing sound from their own vibration), and membranophones (instruments with vibrating membranes). Some examples provided include nose flutes, bamboo flutes, guitars made from bamboo, jaw harps, gongs, xylophones, and drums. The document also notes that these indigenous artisanal crafts are important for promoting cultural legacy, creativity, employment, and positive values.

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Famous Indigenous Musical

Instrument in the Philippines


Aerophones = it refers to any
musical instrument which
produce sounds without the use
of strings or membranes.
Baliing - Nose flutes of the Apayao
Bansik – Bamboo flute of the Negreto
Kaleleng – a long bamboo tube of Bontoc
Bulungudyong – vertical and long flute of the B’laan
Kalaleng – Bamboo flute of the Tinggian
Lantoy – Nose flute of the mangyan
Palandog – Lip valley flute of bagobo
Palandog and tongali – Lip valley flute of kalinga
Pulalo – Lip valley flute of the Mansaka
Sahunoy – pipe with reed of the tausog
Chordophones – it refers to any
instrument which make sounds by
way of trembling strings stretched
between two points.
Faglong – Two stringed, lute like instrument of the
B’laan

Kolitong – Bamboo guitar of the kalingga

Kudlong – Two stringed boat lute of the Bagobo


Kudyapi – Two stringed boat of the Maranao

Kulit en – Guitar of the tinggian

Pas-ing – Guitar of igurot


Serongagandi – a decorated bamboo tube of the
Maranao

Saludoy – Bamboo Guitar of the T’boli


Idiophones – it refers to any
instrument which produce sounds
primarily by way of the
instrument’s vibrating without the
use of strings or membranes
Afiw – Jaw harp of the bontoc

Agung – Bossed gong of the Maranao

Balingbing – Bamboo buzzer of the kalingga


Bangibang – Percussion bar of the ifugao

Gabbang – Bamboo xylophone of the tausog

Kinaban – jaw harp of the Hanunoo


Kubing – Jaw harp of the Ata and Maranao

Kulintong – Metal xylophone of the Maranao

Palipal – Bamboo clapper of the ifugao


Tagutok – Decorated Bamboo scraper of the Maranao

Tanggunggu – Gong chime of the


Kalagan,B’laan,Manuvu and Bagobo

Tongkaling – Pellet bells or crotal bells of the B’laan


Membranophone – it refers to any
musical instrument which produce
sounds way of a vibrating stretched
mebrane.
Dabakan – Glass shaped drum of the Maranao

Gandang – double headed cylindrical of the Maranao

Libbit – conical drum of the ifugao


Sutibao – conical drum of the ibaloy
Importance of Philippines artistics handicrafts

- It promotes our cultural legacy through e use of


indigenous materials
-it show an individual’s creatively and superior ingenuity
-it courages manufacturers to produce more raw
materials
-it generates employment
-it developes values of perseverance resiliency

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