One of the Mindoro's indigenous vocal music is called the

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The Ambahan, traditional poetry, is preserved in the bamboo tubes called

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Iyaya

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Igway

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Marayaw

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Ngayung

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Pamuybuyen

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An external duct or pipe flute which has a chip glued on to the tube of the flute

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A bamboo instrument about 40 centimeters-long that is played by striking the split end of a bamboo against the left palm

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A bamboo jaw harp. It is a slim musical instrument approximately of ball pen size which comes in different shapes and lengths varying from 10 centimeters to 40 centimeters.

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A parallel two-stringed bamboo tube zither where the bamboo strings were stretched out of the tube itself

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Boat-shaped plucked string instrument

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An instrument with three to four strings. The bow is made from human hair.

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A tiny flute which can be played using the nose or the mouth.

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Drum made from animal skin

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Cylindrical-shaped drum

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Bean rattle instrument

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Performed during courtship, or to bring cheer to other occasions such as feasts and litigation meetings. It uses eight syllables.

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It may be described as having rhythmic poetic lines, chanted verses, distinct melody, and meter with seven syllables

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