A pair of equal-sized wood struck together

A nose flute played with the extreme forward edge of the right or left nostril

It is the classification of instrument that sound produced by way of the instrument itself vibrating without the use of strings.

. It is a Lenten rites held annually on Holy Week on the island of Marinduque, Philippines.

This is a song from Cordillera. This is usually sung in many occasions such as weddings, festivals and rituals. This has a sweet melody ad expresses gratitude.

it is a chanted vocal music about epic heroes and usually chanted at nightending at daybrea

What is the generic name for all indegenous groups that live in the Island of Mindoro?

By what name do the people of Palawan call their two-stringed lute?

Gongs that are struck or beaten with wooden mallets while held by the left hand. this is usually played by men

A bamboo solo instrument which is held horizontally with the tongue in front of the opened mouth while the left end is either strummed or plucked by the hand.

An instrumental music of cordillera which has a single handheld smooth surfaced gong with a narrow rim and played according to the traditions of the different tribes of the Cordillera.

A bamboo pipe and has a closed on one end by a node with the open end. This is held against the lower lip of the player as it blown directly across the top.

An aerophone which has a five or more different sizes of slender bamboos that are tied together.

An idiophone that has a set of five to six bamboo tubes with one hole on top and comes in graduated sizes.

Mangyans are able to write a verse of seven-syllable lines known as .

In Palawan, what is the symbolic love song where the texts are sung between long instrumental interludes played by a two-stringed lute?

Who usually sing solo either accompanied or unaccompanied, sung in a relaxed manner that is almost speech-like and makes use of meaningless syllables like ya-ye-yan?

Ambahan is mostly used by Mangyans in their elaborate .

By what name do the people of Palawan call their two-stringed lute?