The document describes traditional musical instruments from the Philippines categorized into four groups: chordophones, aerophones, membranophones, and idiophones. It provides details on the kudlong, gitgit, lantoy, bangsi, gimbal, tugo, buray dipay, and kinaban instruments, including their shapes, materials, and how they are played.

1. MUSIC 7
Prepared by: Eddie San Z. Peñalosa

2.  Chordophones
 Kudlong
 Gitgit
 Aerophones
 Lantoy
 Bangsi

3.  Membranophones
 Gimbal
 Tugo
 Idiophones
 Buray dipay
 Kinaban

4.  Kudlong
 Boat-shaped plucked string instrument.

5.  Gitgit
 An instrument with 3 or 4 strings.
 Strings are made of human hair.

6.  Lantoy
 A flute which can be played using the
nose or mouth.

7.  Bangsi
 A pipe flute.

8.  Gimbal
 A drum made from animal skin.

9.  Tugo
 Cylindrical-shaped drum.

10.  Buray dipay
 Bean rattle instrument.

11.  Kinaban
 Jaw harp.