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

It is the lullaby song of Mindoro..

Five or more different sizes of slender bamboos that are tied together.

This is called the bamboo buzzer.

It is one of the indigenous vocal music of Mindoro.

This percussion stick played in pairs to produce harmonies on second, thirds and fourths.

It is an ensemble of string instruments played with pick. It originated in Spain and became popular in the Philippine folk music.

are instruments that produce sound by means of striking, shaking, or rubbing.

are instruments that produce sounds when they are plucked, struck, or bowed.

are musical instruments made of animal skin and other materials found in the provinces of Visayas.

It is called for the "mountain people of Palawan" who live in the northeastern part of Palawan.

It is the home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Puerto Princesa Underground River.

Six-stringed with long, fretted neck which can be plucked with the fingers or with a plectrum, larger body with round sound hole, It plays the accompaniments, plays melodies and counterparts, and provides the permanent rhythm for the group using chordal and arpeggio accompaniments.

What does MIMAROPA mean

What is the purpose of this jar

They are a tribe found in palawan

This important craft in Panay island, shells collected from the sea, bleached, dried, cut into shapes. Made to become lamps, decors, trays and other souvenir items.

It is a beautiful and colorful hand woven mat from Samar

What province did Atiatihan came from

It is the 7th largest island in the Philippines.

Ambahan: Mindoro; _________: Marinduque

What artifact is excavated in Palawan in 1960 that serves as a secondary burial jar?

Which of the following provinces does not belong to Region CAR?

Which of the following ethnic groups is living in Cordillera?

It is one of the vocal music in Cordillera that is recited and chanted only during planting and harvesting of rice, wedding, funeral and bone-washing rituals.

Why is the traditional music of Cordillera important?

15. Which of the following activities where they use or utilize their traditional music?