An ancient instrument of the Indonesian Archipelago, the angklung is made up of bamboo tubes on a frame. The tubes rattle against the frame when the player shakes the instrument, making the sound of a single note. Many angklungs, tuned to different notes of the scale, are played together in large orchestras. Watch this video of the Sri Warisan-Som said Performing Arts Angklung ensemble, who received the Stewards of Singapore’s Intangible Cultural Heritage Award from the National Heritage Board l

Banda Kawayan Pilipinas...🎶 Featuring the "angklung" an Indonesian musical instrument made of bamboo tubes attached to a bamboo frame. The tubes are carved to have a resonant pitch when struck. and are tuned tc octaves. The instrument is played by shaking the frame, causing a rapidly repeating note to sound. Angklung is often used in traditional Indonesian music, but it has also found a place in the cultural fabric of other countries, including the Philippines. 🗓 7th GLOCAL: Trends of Tourism