The kubing is a type of Philippine jaw harp from bamboo found among the Maguindanaon and other Muslim and non-Muslim tribes in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Made of bamboo; the instrument is held before the opened mouth with the cut out tongue in front of the mouth opening. The left end is hit by the right hand. This makes the metal tongue …

The kubing is a mouth-resonated idioglot lamellaphone idiophone (jew’s harp) of the Philippines. This instrument is from the Southern Philippines where it is used in Muslim communities on …

The kubing is a jaw harp idiophone that is notably used by several Muslim and non-muslim tribes in the Philippines and Indonesia. This instrument is known as one of the oldest instruments in …

Jun 16, 2010 · This is a Native Filipino Insturment made from bamboo. Hey I have noticed some like in this video. maybe should I make a channel on all the filipino culture ...

“The Bamboo Musical Instruments of the T’boli of Lake Sebu” By Juliet R. Bien. This ethnography is about the bamboo instruments of the T’boli of Lake Sebu. The name “T’boli” is a …

For a picture of the instrument in use: see the Kubing from the Atta. A thin piece of bamboo of appr. 2 cm. length on the left side, for hitting and causing the tongue to vibrate, is broken off. …

May 4, 2017 · A popular instrument that will be easy to bring home is the “Kubing,” or jaw harp. It is made of bamboo and about 25 cm long, so it will be easy to pack. The instrument is played …

Ever heard of a kubing before? It is a type of jaw harp made from a hand carved piece of bamboo.

This artifact is the kubing, or mouth harp, and can be found in the Maguindanao province of the Philippines. It is played by both Muslim and non-Muslim tribes in the southern islands and in …