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Sapeh also called Sape, Sampeh, Sapek is a Dayak string instrument played of Borneo-origin. The Sape in Kenyah dialect means scratching, as in how the players scratches the wood when playing. It is a wood made instrument with strings attached that works similarly to a guitar. It is a plucked string instrument used by the Ulu people (Kayan,Kenyah,Kelabit). It is a important instrument to the Dayak people and played in various festivals since the 13th Century.

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The gabbang, also known as bamboo xylophone, is a musical instrument made of bamboo. These pieces are arranged on a board and separated by small nails from each other. The sound box, is made of wood and is decorated with carved floral motifs while pieces of mirror decorate its upper side.

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Turali is a traditional musical instrument classified as an aerophone of the flute type. Also known as Turahi in the KadazanDusun ethnic’s dialect in the Tambunan district and Tuahi in the same ethnic’s dialect in the Penampang district.

Turali is made of a segment of the sumbiling bamboo with a hole punched at one end and four more on its body. The pogunian hole is for blowing, the pongirusan hole at the back section is handled by the player’s thumb, while the mokorudu at the lower back section is handled by the player’s other finger.

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Isun-isun is an arts of quatrain reciting accompanied by violin playing. Practiced by the Iranun and Bajau ethnics in Kota Belud District, this arts form is held in celebration events such as wedding, receiving a newly born infant, performing a solemn vow and the like.

Isun-isun activity normally involves at least one male quatrain reciter while the opponent is at least one female quatrain reciter. Tok Isun-isun (the one who introduces a quatrain) sits down and plays his violin.

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Also called the kendang, gandang or gondang. The gendang is a percussion drum instrument that is alike to a handheld drum. The skin of the drum can be made from the skin of buffalo, goat or cow. Gendang is available for all sizes and used by many races such as the Malay and Iban. The Gendang is generally used for martial arts performances and royal coronations.
A gendang is a two-headed drum used by people from the Indonesian Archipelago. The kendang is one of the primary instruments used in the gamelan ensembles of Javanese, Sundanese, and Balinese music. It is also used in various Kulintang ensembles in Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. It is related to the Indian double-headed mridangam drum.