What are the different Musical instruments in Philippines?

Answer 1

some filipino instruments are very similar of those r in china... lyk the gong.. in Spain... lyk the maracas... but a filipino developed musical instrument is the bamboo Flute.. for more info... just use Google.. x] some filipino instruments are very similar of those r in china... lyk the gong.. in spain... lyk the maracas... but a filipino developed musical instrument is the bamboo flute.. for more info... just use google.. x]

Answer 2

The Philippines shares this musical heritage with the rest of Australasia and Oceania. The bull roarer, panpipes, wooden Trumpet, conch, Jew's harp and slit drum are all present in the area's folk music.

Answer 3

Philippine Musical Instruments including tribal instruments are divided into eight categories. Here is the list: Aerophones, Chordophones, Lutes, Tuned gongs, Xylophones, Metallophones, Membranophones, and Idiophones.

Answer 4

There a lot of musical instruments in the Philippines, and here are some of the ethnic musical instruments: The aerophones or the "flutes" like the bulungudyong, torotot , tulale, kalendag, kalaleng, talumpong, etc. Another example is the idiophones or the "gong" like the popular tambuli used by the Badjaos, pantig by the Ifugaos, pas-ing by the Igurots, pasiyak by the Visayans and many more. Next is the xylophones used by the Maguindanaons or what they call the "luntang" and the "gabbang" which is used by Badjaos, B'laan, Batak and Tausugs.

Answer 5

It's the kudyapi or kutiyapi. It is from the fretted boat lute family. It only has two strings.

Answer 6

Hisamitsu. :)