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Philippine Ethnic Musical Instruments

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PHILIPPINE ETHNIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

BY: CHRISTIAN STANLEY D.G. TITONG
Photo by Bisayan lady
2.

PALAWAN AND MINDORO ETHNIC INSTRUMENTS

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BANGSI

(FLUTE)
Photo by risayv
4.

SUBING

(JAW'S HARP)
Photo by onesecbeforethedub
5.

GITGIT

(LUTE)
Photo by ljguitar
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KALUTANG

(STICK)
Photo by MightyBoyBrian
7.

ARUDING

(JAW'S HARP)
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8.

BABARAK

(RING FLUTE)
Photo by Paul Chenoweth
9.

KUSYAPIQ

(LUTE)
Photo by Joel Abroad
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VISAYAS ETHNIC INSTRUMENTS

Photo by IRRI Images
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GUIMBAL

(SINGLE-HEADED CYLINDRICAL DRUM)
Photo by VinothChandar
12.

TUGO

(DOUBLE-HEADED CYLINDRICAL DRUM)
Photo by Bishwo Ghimire
13.

LITGUIT

(TWO-STRINGED TYPE OF VIOLIN)
Photo by Sensual Shadows Photography
14.

PASIYAK

(WATER WHISTLE THAT LOOKS LIKE A PIPER)
Photo by Paul Chenoweth
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TULALI

(VERTICAL FLUTE WITH SIX FINGER HOLES)
Photo by JuhaOnTheRoad
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KORATONG

(INSTRUMENT WHICH IS VIBRATED BY TAPPING)
Photo by tochis

Stanley Titong