The Philippines has a wide range of percussion instruments, but here are a few that I know of:
1) Gabbang--it is a wooden box with wooden bars nailed on top of it. You make sound by striking it with a wooden hammer. Basically, it's a wooden xylophone famous in Sulu.
2) Tugo--mostly used by the Tirurays of Cotabato, the tugo (which came from the Tagalog word "tugod" or "bottom") is a short , wide, foot high drum played like a huge bongo drum.
3) Bunkaka--coming from the Tagalog word "bukaka" or "widely open", it's a commonly used bamboo clapper that the Tinguians and Igorots play. Sound is produced by striking (or karate-chopping) the split end of the thick bamboo instrument.
Although this simply states three native percussion instruments from the Philippines, feel free to learn more about it. Believe me, I'm 100% Filipino and yet, I feel like I know nothing about my beautiful country!
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Sorry, the question needs to be defined better. Did you mean what Filipino music uses percussion instruments in it?
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The benefits of Traditional folk songs is that it symbolizes our culture.
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According to Mauricia Bournemeo, the folk songs in the Philippines can be categorized in to three categories:1.Western-type Folk songs2.Narrative Psalm3.Secular Songs from Indigenous Group
opm songs... and the folk song of our country like leron-leron sinta, bahay kubo
folk songs are one of the oldest forms of Philippine literature that emerged in the pre-Spanish period. these songs mirrored the early forms of culture. folk songs truly manifest the artistic feelings of the Filipinos. they show the Filipinos' innate appreciation for and love of beauty. (Philippine Literature, Kahayon&Zulueta)
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The benefits of Traditional folk songs is that it symbolizes our culture.
traditional songs Mandikind songs Series song
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The Philippine music is a big part of the Philippine Culture. Like any other country, the local music is one of the unique things that set Philippine culture from others. From the local musical instruments and folk songs, the Philippine music carries the heart of Philippine arts and also Philippine History.
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According to Mauricia Bournemeo, the folk songs in the Philippines can be categorized in to three categories:1.Western-type Folk songs2.Narrative Psalm3.Secular Songs from Indigenous Group
The three classifications of Philippine folk literature according to Damiana Eugenio are: Folk narratives which include myths, legends, and folktales; Folk speech which includes proverbs, riddles, and chants; and Folk songs which encompass various traditional songs and poems.
opm songs... and the folk song of our country like leron-leron sinta, bahay kubo
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Johannes Rademacher has written: 'Rezentes Liedgut am unteren Niederrhein' -- subject(s): Dutch Folk songs, Folk songs, Dutch, Folk songs, Low German, History and criticism, Low German Folk songs 'Musikinstrumente' -- subject(s): Musical instruments, History
folk songs are one of the oldest forms of Philippine literature that emerged in the pre-Spanish period. these songs mirrored the early forms of culture. folk songs truly manifest the artistic feelings of the Filipinos. they show the Filipinos' innate appreciation for and love of beauty. (Philippine Literature, Kahayon&Zulueta)