The image is a photograph of a piece of paper with text written on it. The text is written in black ink and is divided into two columns. The first column is titled "Musical instruments among the Lumadon and Muslim groups" and the second column is labeled "Instrumenting Percussion". The text on the paper appears to be a list of musical instruments and their meanings.

The first column lists the names of the instruments mentioned in the text. The names are:

- The instrument on the left is a double-headed drum, which is a type of percussion instrument used in the Middle East and Asia. The instrument in the center is a stringed instrument with a bell-shaped body and a long neck. It is typically used in a variety of musical genres, such as percussion, percussion, and stringed instruments. The second column lists other musical instruments, including a drum, a tambourine, and a bass drum. The third column lists a drum and a drumhead, which are commonly used in African music. The fourth column lists two drummers, one playing the drum and the other playing the bass drum, and the fifth column lists three drummers playing the drums.
- There is also a note on the right side of the paper that reads "Double-headed drums are called gandangan" which is the name of the musical instrument.