* Kalinga Ulalim: A traditional Kalinga epic chant that narrates historical events, heroic deeds, and cultural practices. Performed by a single chanter while playing the _tongali_ (nose flute).
* Kalinga Gangsa Ensemble: Consists of various types of gongs, such as the _gangsa palook_ (flat gongs), _gangsa pattungo_ (suspended gongs), and _kulintang_ (knobbed gong chime). Used for rituals and ceremonies.
* Kalinga Ayyu': A bamboo percussion instrument consisting of a row of bamboo tubes of varying lengths. Played by hitting the bamboo tubes with two bamboo sticks. Often accompanies the Kalinga Ulalim and Gangsa ensemble.
2. Ifugao Music
* Ifugao Huyung-huyung: A nose flute made of bamboo or wood. Used for serenading and courting, and also during rituals.
* Ifugao Hudhud: A chanted epic poem that narrates the history, customs, and traditions of the Ifugao people. Performed by a single chanter, it is passed down orally from one generation to another.
* Ifugao Tongali: A nose flute made of bamboo. Used for serenading, courting, and for communicating at a distance.
3. Bontoc Music
* Bontoc Gansa Ensemble: Consists of various sizes of brass gongs, suspended and played in an ensemble. Used for rituals, festivals, and other social events.
* Bontoc Saggeypo: A bamboo tube fiddle with two strings, played with a bow. Used for serenading and accompaniment to storytelling.
* Bontoc Balangbing: A bamboo stamping tube used as a percussion instrument. Struck with a stick to produce rhythmic patterns.
4. Ibaloi Music
* Ibaloi Kutibeng: A bamboo nose flute with a single chamber and a buzzing membrane for creating a vibrato effect. Used for serenading, courting, and accompaniment to songs.
* **Ibaloi Faglong/: A bamboo clarinet with a single reed and six finger holes. Played for entertainment, relaxation, and to express emotions.
* **Ibaloi Gimbal/: A pair of suspended gongs made of brass. Played together to create rhythmic patterns.
5. Kankanay Music
* Kankanay Saggeypo: A bamboo tube fiddle with two strings, played with a bow. Used for entertainment and as an accompaniment to singing and dancing.
* Kankanay Gangsa Ensemble: Consists of various sizes of brass gongs, suspended and played in an ensemble. Used for rituals, festivals, and other social events.
* Kankanay Ayyu': A bamboo percussion instrument consisting of a row of bamboo tubes of varying lengths. Struck with two bamboo sticks to produce rhythmic patterns.