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Philippine musical instrument
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Philippine Musical Instruments To the ancient Filipinos and even to our present cultural communities, music is used to communicate feelings and emotions. It is used as part of their daily activities, rituals, ceremonies, festivities, and other celebrations. The Philippines is rich in different kinds of musical instruments or sound-producing instruments made by its ethnic groups. These group discovered that different sounds are produced by various sources. The differences lie in the manner of construction, the style of playing, and their size. Here are some of the ethnic musical instruments: * Gitgit by the Mangyan Hanunuo * Kulit-en by the Tinguians * Pas-ing by the Igorots * Kulaing by the Tausugs * Palendong-giangan by the natives of Davao * Pasiyok by the Visayans * Tambuli by the Badjaos * Agong bowa by the Yakans * Guimbal by the natives of Bicol * Kulintang by the Manobos * Pantig by the Ifugaos ... and many others "PILIPINAS, MAGKAISA TAYO!" (Philippines, let us unite!) See Also
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