Bungkaka: A nose flute, usually made from bamboo or metal.
Kudyapi: A boat-shaped lute with bamboo strings stretched over coconut shell resonators.
Palongpalong: A set of bamboo tubes of varying lengths that are struck with a mallet.
Suling ti Iloko: A vertical bamboo flute.
Suling ti Dulo: A horizontal nose flute.
Tultol Biag, a gong-chime instrument made of small gongs arranged on a rack
Solibao, a bamboo stamping tube which produces rhythmic percussive effect
Patungtong, small bamboo clapper sticks beaten together to produce loud knocking sound
Saksak ti Daga, literally "stab the earth" is another set of bamboo tubes or sticks struck with wood
These musical instruments are often played during traditional ceremonies, rituals, and festivals. They are not only used to create music but also to add rhythm and ambiance to various cultural events.