Music of Mindoro, Palawan, Visayas

In the history of Philippine music before 1898, there are two big music flows, indigenous people and Spanish influenced music. Native music music is played by ethnic groups which are mainly found in scattered areas of Luzon and Mindanao highlands, Mindoro, Palawan, Sul and Visayas. There are various kinds of vocals and instruments in these. There is no document on this before 1521. However, in later reports found in church and government archives, several music was mentioned. These sporadic descriptions are consistent with subsequent travel records and anthropological studies that appeared in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, most music is still implemented in indigenous communities. Instruments include tools made of bamboo / wood and metal (iron, bronze). The former is faster than bondage. They consist of bamboo flute, koto, applause, buzzer, pipe with engraved mark, xylophone, and stopped pipe, cymbal, drum and Jewish harp. Bamboo flute spreads throughout the Philippines. Mostly it is a lip ballet slot because the mouthpiece is cut diagonally and tilted along the contours of the player's lip. The nose is mainly seen in Highlanders of Cordillera. It is occasionally found in some areas in the south between Hanunuo, Batak and Bukidnon. Palawan's Cuyunin has a big nose, and the diameter of the tube is much larger than the diameter of Luzon. A less common flute is the type of ring and reed seen in the southern part of the Philippines. Multi-bamboo tooth decay is seen in Cordilleras, Mindanao, Palawan. Strings etched from bamboo will run around the entire tube in the range 5 to 11. Another tubular gullen seen in Luzon, Mindoro, Mindanao and Palawan has two strings of about 5 cm in length etched from the tube. . Separate ifugao hangars are bamboo rafts used for ceremonies. Blinga was found in Kalinga, Ifugao, Ibaloi, Tingguian. The ram tube consists of bamboo tubes with closed nodes at one end and can only be seen in the northern part of the Philippines. Bamboo xylophone with 3 to 22 leaves was found between Yakan, Sama, Toushuugu and Palawan. In Kalinga I found a blade of xylophone called patatag. Kalinga and Bontok are made of bamboo tubes closed at one end and tubes consisting of nodes with open ends secured to the lower lip either alone or with hollow tubes of 3 to 6 scale tubes or long necks I will play. Two strings found only in Mindanao and Palawan, one acts as a drone and the other functions as a melody.

This tradition has been done in the villages of the Philippines, Cordillera, Palawan, Mindoro, eastern Mindanao, the main settlements of Mindanao and Muslims, and various Negritos villages throughout the archipelago. For example, parts of North Luzon, Bicol, Panai, Mindanao. Most forms of music are related to passing of life cycle events and professional activities.

In the history of Philippine music before 1898, there are two big music flows, indigenous people and Spanish influenced music. Native music music is played by ethnic groups which are mainly found in scattered areas of Luzon and Mindanao highlands, Mindoro, Palawan, Sul and Visayas. There are various kinds of vocals and instruments in these. There is no document on this before 1521. However, in later reports found in church and government archives, several music was mentioned. These sporadic descriptions are consistent with subsequent travel records and anthropological studies that appeared in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, most music is still implemented in indigenous communities. Instruments include tools made of bamboo / wood and metal (iron, bronze). The former is faster than bondage. Bamboo flute spreads throughout the Philippines. distance

In the Philippines, there are 135 national language groups, most of which are considered indigenous peoples by domestic mainstream indigenous peoples. The indigenous peoples of the Coldilera and Cagayan valley of the Philippines is Igoro. The indigenous peoples of Mindanao is Rumado and Moro (Tausug, Maguindanao Maranao etc.), and they also live in Sulu Island. There are other indigenous peoples in Palawan, Mindoro, Visayas, and other Luzon Islands in the central and southern parts. The country has one of the world's largest indigenous peoples