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A traditional percussion music instrument in the form of a drum like a Tambourine. Used by the Malay community and the Bajau tribe in Sabah. The Kompang's skin is traditionally made from goat skin, however nowadays it can be made from cow or buffalo skin and synthethic rubber.

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Sundatang is one of the traditional musical instrument heritage that belongs to the Rungus and Kadazandusun Ethnic groups in Sabah, Malaysia. This instrument has a basic shape of a guitar with two strings and produces a melancholic sound when played.

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Sulings are made mainly of a long, thin-walled bamboo tube. The mouthpiece of the Suling is circled with a thin band made of rattan near a small hole. Depending on the distance of nearest hole to the Suling's head, different notes can be produced.

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An Idiophone instrument like the xylophone, made from bamboo and usually played by the Murut people. Comes in all types of sizes. Played to accompany the "Gong" and is commonly used in celebrations.

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This was first introduced into West Sabah by the Bruneis but it is also traditionally used by the Bajaus and some Kadazandusun people. It is usually played on festive occasions, such as weddings and religious ceremonies.

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A type of flute, with the cover made from bamboo wood and the body made from coconut shell. Played along with the Sompoton to accompany dance performances.

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A mouth organ made from gourd and bamboo pipes played by Kadazandusun and Murut people in Sabah. Played by blowing into the gourd at the bottom and covering the pipes at the top.