Panay-Bukidnon and Gamelan

_____________ is a percussion and chordophone made of kawayan.

• Subing

• Litgit

• Sunganggang

• Tikumbo

It is a buzzer struck on the palm of a hand.

• Subing

• Litgit

• Sunganggang

• Tikumbo

______________ is a two-stringed bowed instrument made of bulo. Abaca hemp finely braided is used as strings.

• Subing

• Litgit

• Sunganggang

• Tikumbo

It is a Jaw’s harp, an aerophone, chordophone, and idiophone at the same time because to play it entails “inhaling and exhaling air” (aerophone). By repeatedly moving the bamboo’s pointed edge, the instrument’s tongue or bamboo string is vibrated (chordophone) and a percussive effect (idiophone) is produced from the rhythm.

• Subing

• Litgit

• Sunganggang

• Tikumbo

____________ is a bamboo flute made of bagakay (one of the smallest bamboo varieties).

• Litgit

• Tikumbo

• Sunganggang

• Tulali

It is the primary drum used in the Gamelan ensembles of Java and Bali as well as various Kulintang ensembles in other Southeast Asian countries

• Litgit

• Kendang

• Tikumbo

• Saron

____________ is a collection of small gongs (sometimes called "kettles" or "pots") placed horizontally onto strings in a wooden frame (rancak), either one or two rows wide

• Kendang

• Gambang

• Kempul

• Bonang

It is typically consists of seven bronze bars placed on top of a resonating frame (rancak), generally use a wooden mallet.

• Saron

• Gambang

• Kempul

• Bonang

__________________ is a type of hanging gong used in Indonesian gamelan

• Saron

• Gambang

• Kempul

• Bonang

Thess are xylophone-like instruments similar to saron but with wooden bars instead of metal ones

• Saron

• Gambang

• Kempul

• Bonang