Answer:
Kalutang playing involves an identical pair of wooden stick (from the “kwatingan” tree found in the island) instruments that are struck on selected points along their length and at specific striking angles that produces notes of definite pitches and of tonal quality that remotely resembles the sound cross of an unsustained marimba and castanets. As such, the kalutang belongs to the class of musical instrument that is generally classified as concussion idiophones. These instruments range in size from about ten inches in length and an inch in diameter for the soprano section to 4 feet and a diameter of 6 inches for the bass.
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