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Philippine Traditional Musical Instruments

This document describes several traditional Philippine musical instruments organized into three categories: aerophones, chordophones, and lutes. Aerophones include various types of flutes made from bamboo including the bulungud yong, palendag, tulali, tumpong, lantoy, and bansik. Chordophones include string instruments like the bamboo violin, butting, faglong, guitar, budlong, and pas-ing. Lutes described are the bandurria, buktot, kudyapi, laud, and octavina, which are similar to Spanish instruments but have Philippine adaptations.

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Philippine Traditional Musical Instruments

This document describes several traditional Philippine musical instruments organized into three categories: aerophones, chordophones, and lutes. Aerophones include various types of flutes made from bamboo including the bulungud yong, palendag, tulali, tumpong, lantoy, and bansik. Chordophones include string instruments like the bamboo violin, butting, faglong, guitar, budlong, and pas-ing. Lutes described are the bandurria, buktot, kudyapi, laud, and octavina, which are similar to Spanish instruments but have Philippine adaptations.

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  • Introduction
  • Aerophones
  • Chordophones
  • Lutes

Philippine Musical Instruments

G r a d e 1 2 – A r c h I m e d e s

Albanez, Alonso, Catindig, Gonzales, Pongco


Aerophones
•Bulungud
yong
- vertical and long
flute (B’laan)
Aerophones
•Palendag
- lip-valley flute
Aerophones
•Tulali
- Bilat flute with
six (6) holes
Aerophones
•TuMPONG
- Bamboo flute
Aerophones
•Lantoy
- Nose flute
Aerophones
•Bansik
- Bamboo flute
with three holes of
the Negrito people
in Zambales
Chordophones
•Bamboo
Violin
- A three-stringed
violin of the Aeta
people
Chordophones
•Butting
- A bow with a single
hemp 5 string, plucked
with a small stick.
Chordophones
•Faglong
- A two-stringed, lute-
like instrument of the
B’laan made in 1997
Chordophones
•Guitar
- Introduced by the
Spanish in the 17th century,
now one of the most
popular instruments in
lowland areas. The
significant popularity of the
guitar eventually became
the most popular in the
Chordophones
•Budlong
- Bamboo zither
Chordophones
•Pas-ing
- A two-stringed bamboo
with a hole in the middle
from Apayao people.
Lutes
•Bandurria
- Part of rondalya
ensemble, it has a shorter
neck and 14-strings
compared to its Spanish
ancestor.
Lutes
•Buktot
- A four-stringed
instrument made from
coconut shells
originating in the
Visayas.
Lutes
•Kudyapi
- A two-stringed boat
lute from Mindanao.
Lutes
•Laud
- Similar to the
Bandurria, it is
ultimately of Spanish
origin. Also part of a
rondalya ensemble.
Lutes
•Octavi
na
- Part of a
rondalya
ensemble, it is
ultimately Spanish
origin.

Philippine Musical Instruments G r a d e 1 2 – A r c h I m e d e s Albanez, Alonso, Catindig, Gonzales,
Aerophones •Bulungud yong - vertical and long flute (B’laan)
Aerophones •Palendag - lip-valley flute
Aerophones •Tulali - Bilat flute with six (6) holes
Aerophones •TuMPONG - Bamboo flute
Aerophones •Lantoy - Nose flute
Aerophones •Bansik - Bamboo flute with three holes of the Negrito people in Zambales
Chordophones •Bamboo Violin - A three-stringed violin of the Aeta people
Chordophones •Butting - A bow with a single hemp 5 string, plucked with a small stick.
Chordophones •Faglong - A two-stringed, lute- like instrument of the B’laan made in 1997

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