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
• Bulungu
dyong
- vertical and
long flute
(B’laan)
Aerophones
• Palenda
g
- lip-valley flute
Aerophones
• Tulali
- Bilat flute
with
six (6) holes
Aerophones
• TuMPON
G
- 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
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.