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A region located in the northern section of the Philippines, home to seven major tribes.

• Ilocos Region

• Cordillera Administrative Region

• Cagayan Valley

• Central Luzon

The collective name for the people of the Cordillera Administrative Region.

• Aetas

• Lumads

• Igorots

• Mangyans

One of the seven major tribes of the Cordillera, known along with Bontoks, Kalingas, Ifugaos, Tingguians, Apayaos, and Ibaloys.

• Kankanaeys

• Tausugs

• Maranaos

• Tagbanuas

Percussion instruments with blades placed on the thighs of players and struck with bamboo sticks.

• Bamboo stamping tubes

• Flat gongs

• Xylophone blades

• Kalaleng

Flat percussion instruments made of bronze, brass, or iron, played by striking with sticks or palms.

• Flat gongs

• Kulintang

• Agung

• Tongatong

Bamboo instruments played by pounding them at an angle on the ground.

• Tongali

• Bamboo stamping tubes

• Xylophone blades

• Gangsa

Bamboo instrument with “tongues” cut from the upper portion and a slit in the lower portion to make them vibrate.

• Bamboo buzzers

• Lip-valley flute

• Nose flute

• Jaw harp

Flute with a curved mouthpiece that follows the player’s lower lip.

• Nose flute

• Lip-valley flute

• Pan flute

• Stopped-pipe ensemble

Set of pipes played by blowing the open end while holding them against the lower lip.

• Pan pipes

• Stopped-pipe ensemble

• Bamboo buzzers

• Tongali

Wind instrument played by blowing through a hole with one nostril.

• Nose flute

• Jaw harp

• Lip-valley flute

• Bamboo buzzers