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Chip-on-edge Flutes
Sloli (Tboli)
Tulale (Panay Bukidnon)
End-Blown Flutes
Budyong (Panay Bukidnon)
Bulungudyong (Pinatubo Ayta)
Torotot (Pinatubo Ayta)
Lip valley Flutes
Palendag (Mamanua)
Nose Flutes
Kalleleng (Bontok)
Tongali (Kalingga)
Panpipes
Diw-diw as (Bontok)
Saggeypo (Kalingga)
Ring Flutes
Whistle Flutes
Ongiyong (Ifugao)
Pasiyok (Pinatubo Ayta)
Chordophones
Guitars
Gitara (Pinatubo Ayta)
Boat Lutes
Hgelung (Tboli)
One-string Fiddle
Dwegey (Tboli)
Two-Stringed Fiddles
Litgit (Panay Bukidnon)
Zithers
Polychordal Zithers
Kollitong (Kalingga)
Pagang (Palaw’an)
Pagang (Palaw’an)
Sludoy (Tboli)
Idiochords
Patting (Ifugao)
Tabbatab (Kalingga)
Tekumbo (Panay Bukindon)
Idiophones
Buzzers
Bilbil (Kalingga)
Few (Ifugao)
Tuganang (Palaw’an)
Quill-shaped Tubes
Patangg-uk (Kalingga)
Jaw’s Harps
Kinaban (Hanunoo Mangyan)
Ullibao (Kalingga)
Kubing (Maranao)
Kumbing (Tboli)
Subing (Mamanua)
Log Drums
Scrapers
Tagutok (Maranao)
Percussion bars
Kalutang (Hanunoo-Mangyan)
Kalutang (Tagalog)
Pattung (Ifugao)
Xylophones
Gabbang (Yakan)
Membranophones
Barrel Drums
Tnonggong (Tboli)
Conical Drums
Goblet Drums
Dabakan (Maranao)
Libbit (Ifugao)
Cambodia
Gung Treng (Tompoun)
Khloy (Khmer)
Thon (Khmer)
Trua (Tompoun)
China
Gu (Han Chinese)
Xiao (Han Chinese)
Indonesia
Gamelan Angklung (Balinese)
Suling (Javanese)
Tingklik (Balinese)
Japan
Koto (Japanese)
Paranku (Japanese)
Laos
Khaen (Lao)
So I (Lao)
Malaysia
Bungkaw (Kadazan-Dusun)
Kompang (Malay)
Slotuang (Bidayuh)
Suling (Kadazan-Dusun)
Myanmar
Lagwin (Bamar)
Palayu (Bamar)
Palayu (Bamar)
Si (Bamar)
Wa (Bamar)
Thailand
Rammana (Thai)
Vietnam
Sau Ngang (Vietnamese)
Museum
References
MusiKoleksyon
Notes and instruments from a private collection
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