Tamiang
Tamiang refers to a traditional musical instrument found in the Philippines, particularly among the Maranao people of Mindanao. It is a type of bamboo flute, often described as a short, end-blown flute. The instrument is typically made from a single piece of bamboo, with finger holes along its length for producing different notes. The Tamiang is known for its distinctive, clear, and often melancholic sound.
The Tamiang is played by blowing across an embouchure hole, similar to how a recorder or a
The cultural significance of the Tamiang lies in its role in preserving and transmitting Maranao musical heritage.