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    String Instruments: Prepared By: Hannalene Dolor

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    This document summarizes several traditional Filipino string instruments: The Buktot is a small, four-stringed guitar-like instrument made from coconut husk originating from the Visayas region. The Kudyapi is a two-stringed long-necked lute common in Mindanao and Palawan and used by the Maguindanao people. The Litguit is a percussion instrument with a long wooden handle that is struck to produce sounds like maracas.

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    This document summarizes several traditional Filipino string instruments: The Buktot is a small, four-stringed guitar-like instrument made from coconut husk originating from the Visayas region. The Kudyapi is a two-stringed long-necked lute common in Mindanao and Palawan and used by the Maguindanao people. The Litguit is a percussion instrument with a long wooden handle that is struck to produce sounds like maracas.

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    This document summarizes several traditional Filipino string instruments: The Buktot is a small, four-stringed guitar-like instrument made from coconut husk originating from the Visayas region. The Kudyapi is a two-stringed long-necked lute common in Mindanao and Palawan and used by the Maguindanao people. The Litguit is a percussion instrument with a long wooden handle that is struck to produce sounds like maracas.

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    String Instruments: Prepared By: Hannalene Dolor

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    Hanna Relator Dolor
    This document summarizes several traditional Filipino string instruments: The Buktot is a small, four-stringed guitar-like instrument made from coconut husk originating from the Visayas region. The Kudyapi is a two-stringed long-necked lute common in Mindanao and Palawan and used by the Maguindanao people. The Litguit is a percussion instrument with a long wooden handle that is struck to produce sounds like maracas.

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    String Instruments

    Prepared by: Hannalene Dolor


    Boktot Originating from the Visayas area, the
    Buktot is a small, four-stringed
    guitar-like instrument that’s made from
    a coconut husk. It likely got its name
    from its shape. In Bisaya, the word
    Boktot means hunchbacked, which
    perfectly describes the instrument’s
    arched back. The Boktot is used for
    personal entertainment. It makes
    sounds similar to a ukulele and is
    played alone or with other instruments.
    Kudyapi A two-stringed long-necked lute common in
    Mindanao and Palawan.
    The kutiyapi is known as a a stringed
    instrument used by the Maguindanao
    people of the Philippines.

    Spelling variations among different ethnic


    groups in the Philippines: kutyapi, kutiapi,
    kotyapi, kotapi, kusyapi, koryápi.
    The Master of Kudyapi in the person of Mr.
    Samaon Sulaiman
    LITGUIT A litguit instrument is a traditional
    Filipino instrument that is used to make
    percussion sounds that resemble those
    of maracas. The instrument has a long,
    thin wooden handle, and, when it is
    played, it is struck with another long,
    slim piece of wood to produce the
    distinctive sound. Traditional musical
    instruments evoke the spirit of their
    "home" countries, adding beauty and
    uniqueness to traditional folk music or
    more modern musical compositions. 
    PAS-ING A guitar made from
    bamboo. A segment of
    bamboo is cut to include
    its two node. Its two cords
    are slit from the bamboo
    itself and raised by a
    bridge to produce tension.
    It is played by picking the
    cords with the fingers or
    striking with a stick.
    Karaga Guitar Made of bamboo,
    strings are slit from the
    bamboo itself. Instead
    of hole, the split and
    tied back on both
    ends,leaving a slit as
    resonator. This guitar
    has strings all around
    it.
    Gurimbao The musical
    instrument called the
    gurimbao is a
    stringed ethnic
    instrument. It looks
    similar to a guitar
    mixed with a violin.
    Bontoc Violin
    It has four sound
    holes on the ventil
    side in which two
    strings are played
    with a bow shorter
    than the body.
    Kudyapi

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