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Music of Mindanao
Music of Mindanao
instruments of Mindanao?
Mindanao musical
instruments are played either
individually or by an ensemble.
Just
like
other
ethnic
instruments,
Mindanao
indigenous musical instruments
are classified as aerophones,
membranophones,
Kulintang
Kulintang
Kulintang A Kayo
Is a Maguindanaon xylophone, literally
translated to mean wooden kulintang or
kulintang made of wood. To make a
sound, the palyer uses betay (beaters).
Kulintang A Kayo
Agung
Agung
Dabakan
Dabakan
Gandingan
Gandingan
Babendil
Babendil
Suling
-Also called the ring flute, is the smallest
bamboo flute of Maguindanao. The
sound is produced when the air passes
through the hole found at the bottom of
the instrument while the pitch is
controlled through the five finger holes at
the top and one finger hole located at the
bottom.
Suling
Kutyapi
Two stringed lute made of wood, one
string for the melody, one for the drone.
Kutyapi
Palendag
Is the lip-valley flute and one of the
most common aerophones of the
maguindanaons.
Palendag
Kagul
(idiophone) is a maguindanao bamboo
scraper gong/slit drum with a jagged edge
on one side. To play the kagul, one would
use ones foot to hold the instrument on the
ground. Then, using their right hand, one
would scarp against the rough edge while
their left hand makes a beat using another
betay (beater) at the kaguls edge.
Kagul
Kagul
Kulintang Ensemble
Kulintang ensemble of Mindanao is consist
of the following instruments:
1 Kulintang
1 Gandingan
1 Dabakan
2 Agung
2 Babendil
Kulintang Ensemble
Kulintang Ensemble
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