higít
Higít is a traditional Ilocano instrument from the Philippines. It is a type of blowing pipe flute, primarily played in the northern regions of the country, particularly in the Ilocos Region. The name "higít" is derived from the Ilocano language, where "hi" means wind and "git" is a reference to the sound produced by the instrument.
The higít is typically made from bamboo, with a length of around 30-40 cm. It has a
In Ilocano culture, the higít is an important instrument in traditional music and dance. It is often
Despite its cultural significance, the higít is a lesser-known instrument in the Philippines. However, efforts are