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    The document describes several traditional musical instruments from the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It provides the names of six instruments - the Gangsa, Bungkaka or Bilbil, Tongali, Tongatong, Ulibaw, and Patteteg. For each instrument, it gives a brief description of what it is made of and how it is played. The document also describes three traditional musical instruments from Mindoro - the Kudyapi, Gitgit, and Kalutang. Finally, it summarizes three instruments from Palawan - the Basal, Gimbal, and Pagang.

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    The document describes several traditional musical instruments from the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It provides the names of six instruments - the Gangsa, Bungkaka or Bilbil, Tongali, Tongatong, Ulibaw, and Patteteg. For each instrument, it gives a brief description of what it is made of and how it is played. The document also describes three traditional musical instruments from Mindoro - the Kudyapi, Gitgit, and Kalutang. Finally, it summarizes three instruments from Palawan - the Basal, Gimbal, and Pagang.

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    The document describes several traditional musical instruments from the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It provides the names of six instruments - the Gangsa, Bungkaka or Bilbil, Tongali, Tongatong, Ulibaw, and Patteteg. For each instrument, it gives a brief description of what it is made of and how it is played. The document also describes three traditional musical instruments from Mindoro - the Kudyapi, Gitgit, and Kalutang. Finally, it summarizes three instruments from Palawan - the Basal, Gimbal, and Pagang.

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    Name of The Musical Instrument

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    The document describes several traditional musical instruments from the Cordillera region of the Philippines. It provides the names of six instruments - the Gangsa, Bungkaka or Bilbil, Tongali, Tongatong, Ulibaw, and Patteteg. For each instrument, it gives a brief description of what it is made of and how it is played. The document also describes three traditional musical instruments from Mindoro - the Kudyapi, Gitgit, and Kalutang. Finally, it summarizes three instruments from Palawan - the Basal, Gimbal, and Pagang.

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    Name of the Picture of the Musical Instrument Description

    Musical
    Instrument
    Cordillera Musical Instruments
    It is a flat gong that is played
    in an ensemble of two or
    more gongs of varying sizes.
    It is played either by striking
    1. Gangsa
    with the palm while rested on
    the lap or beaten with
    wooden mallet while held on
    the left hand.

    It is a bamboo tube of
    different sizes that is closed
    at one end while the other is
    cut into two blades. It is
    played by striking against the
    palm of one hand.

    2. Bungkaka
    or Bilbil

    It is a long bamboo tube


    with three finger holes, and is
    played by blowing through a
    small hole with the nose.
    3. Tongali
    It is a set of bamboo
    tubes of different sizes played
    by stomping each against the
    ground.

    4. Tongatong

    It is a mouth-resonated
    bamboo instrument played
    with a flexible tongue fixed on
    5. Ulibaw end to a surrounding frame.

    It is an instrument made
    of bamboos of different sizes
    with varied timbre. It is split
    into half. Each produces
    sound by striking a wooden
    6. Patteteg
    stick while the instrument is
    rested on the lap.
    Mindoro Musical Instruments
    It is a lute with a long neck,
    and two strings that run from
    the neck to the base of a
    resonating chamber.
    1. Kudyapi

    It is an instrument with 3 to 4
    strings with a wooden body
    and human hair for the bow.
    It is played with a bow.

    2. Gitgit
    It is a pair of equal-sized
    wood sticks which are struck
    together.
    3. Kalutang

    Palawan Musical Instruments


    It is a gong ensemble
    consisting of a set of one or
    two big gongs (agung) and a
    pair of small ringed gongs
    (sanang), and drum (gimbal).
    1. Basal

    It is a drum instrument with a


    wooden body covered with an
    animal skin. It is played by
    striking using the hands or
    2. Gimbal thin bamboo sticks.
    It is made of one whole node
    of bamboo partly split with its
    skin and partly lifted out. It is
    played by plucking.

    3. Pagang

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