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    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.

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    What is a kubing instrument?
    The Kubing is a traditional Filipino musical instrument crafted from bamboo, reflecting the natural resources abundant in the Philippines. Its simple yet ingenious design features a small length of bamboo with evenly spaced vertical slits cut along one side.

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    Where did the kubing come from?
    The Kubing holds a significant place in the musical heritage of the Philippines, dating back to ancient times. It is believed to have originated among the indigenous peoples of the Philippines, particularly in Mindanao and Visayas.

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    What is a kubing in Mindanao?
    Meranao and other groups in Southern Mindanao call it the Kubing, while the Tagalogs call it Barmbaw. It’s the Kuláing for the Kapampangans, and Kinaban for the Hanunoo Mangyans. The Ibaloi and Kalinga calls it Koding, while it’s known as the Aroding in Palawan.

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    What is kubing & barmbaw?
    In Maranao and southern Mindanao, it’s called kubing. In other areas, like Tagalog regions, it’s known as barmbaw. The kubing is played by placing it between the lips and plucking the end. The tempo and rhythm of the plucking will create different notes and sounds. The instrument was used for communication, especially during courtship.

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    Where can I find a kubing harp?
    Picture credit to Kyle Bender. A short clip of the Kubing being played 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 Indonesia. This particular artifact dates back to 1903.

    An Exploration of the Mouth Harp, Kubing – Critical Filipinx American

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    How do you play a kubing?
    It is made of bamboo and about 25 cm long, so it will be easy to pack. The instrument is played by pressing the mouthpiece to the lips and plucking the end to create a sound. Kubings are generally played during courtship (usually by the man) or in traditional ceremonies.

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    Apr 14, 2024 · The Kubing is a traditional Filipino musical instrument crafted from bamboo, reflecting the natural resources abundant in the Philippines. Its simple yet ingenious design features a small length of bamboo with evenly spaced …

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    Kubing – Philippine Traditional Instrument - Travelvui

    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 by pressing the mouthpiece to the lips …

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    Traditional Music and Instruments of the Philippines

    Oct 21, 2016 · Kubing, a type of bamboo jew’s harp, is famous around the Philippines and is used for courtship or when trying to convey a message to one’s family and loved ones. It is placed between the lips and produces various …