Music of Mindanao

A goblet-shaped drum of the Maguindanao, which has a single head covered with goat, lizard or snakeskin.

• A. Dabakan

• B. Dadabuan

• C. Gandang

• D. Kudyapi

A song of the Yakans to put the baby to sleep, sung in a relax/slow manner, soft and soothing while rocking the baby.

• A. bayok

• B. dikker

• C. kalayan

• D. ya-ya

A ring flute considered as the smallest bamboo flute in Maguindanao.

• A. gabang

• B. palendag

• C. sahunay

• D. Suling

It refers to the instrumental ensemble of gongs and drums or a solo melody instrument consisting of a minimum of five to eight bronze and brass gongs laid out in a single row (or more depending on the culture or region).

• A. agung ensembles

• B. kulintang ensembles

• C. palabunibunyan ensembles

• D. tagunggo ensembles

It was regarded as a Maguindanao scraper/slit drum with a jagged edge on one side, played with two beaters, one scraping the edge and the other one making a beat.

• A. agung

• B. babandil

• C. gangingan

• D. kagul

A set of two wide rimmed bossed- hanging gongs, (thicker than gandingan) which played as part of the Kulintang Ensembles.

• A. agung

• B. babandil

• C. gabang

• D. gandingan

It is known as a lyrical rendition of different improvised text.

• A. bayok

• B. chant

• C. lugu

• D. lullaby

An hour glass shaped-drum made of wood; the membrane is made of carabao Skin decorated with carvings and painted. The drum is part of the kulintang ensemble.

• A. dabakan

• B. dadabuan

• C. gabang

• D. kudyapi

Maguindanaoans has a single narrow-rimmed Philippine gong used primarily as the timekeeper known as ______________.

• A. agung

• B. babandil

• C. gandingan

• D. kagul

Chant that is use by the Yakans in reading solo and counter his/ her Qur'an and other books they use in their Islam region.

• A. lugu

• B. lullaby

• C. sail

• D. ya-ya