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How does the tumpong makes louder sound and how does it makes softer sounds?
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Nature wind instruments in the Philippines?
The inci, palendag, pasiyak, pulalu, suling, and tumpong.
What are ethnic instruments?
gangsa kalinga,baliing,tumpong,tangatong,diwdiw-as,saggeypo,bamboo zither
What is ethnic instruments?
the Ethnic Musical Instruments are, gangsakalinga,baliing,tumpong,tangatong,diwdiw-as,saggeypo,bamboo zither.
What is ethnic musical instruments?
the Ethnic Musical Instruments are, gangsakalinga,baliing,tumpong,tangatong,diwdiw-as,saggeypo,bamboo zither.
How does the tumpong sound?
This is a Philippine bass flute. Its sound is similar to a normal wooden flute except the tones are much lower, and quite possibly, mellower.
What are the Philippines native wind instruments?
In the Philippines, the native wind instruments are various types of flutes. The flutes are made mostly of bamboo and have three to six holes. The Tumpong and Bansik are just two of the flutes used in the Philippines.
When was the first cannon used?
it was first used in 1326
When were TV's first used?
they were first used in 1960
Where was the first television used?
it was first used in a factory
What was used as the first inch?
What was used as the first inch
When was augite first used?
When was augite first used
