Folk instrument

For instruments used in particular European folk styles, see the List of European folk music traditions • accordion • alboka • angklung • appalachian dulcimer • autoharp • bağlama • bagpipe • balalaika • bandura • banjo • bass • binioù kozh • birimbau • bodhrán • bombard • bouzouki & Irish bouzouki • brommtopp • bukkehorn • bullroarer • cajón • catá • cavaquinho • chajchas • charango • çifteli • cimbalom • çığırtma • claves • concertina • concheras • cuatro • daegeum • damphu • darbuka • dhol • dholak • didgeridoo • dingulator • dizi • djembe • dotara • dranyen • drum • ektara • erhu • fiddle • fujara • gadulka • gaida • gayageum • guan • gudok • guitalin • guitar • guitarra Portuguesa • gusle • gusli • haegeum • hammered dulcimer • hank drum • hardingfele • harmonica • harmonium • hurdy-gurdy • jew harp • jouhikko • jug • kantele • kaval • kazoo • khamak • klopotec • kobza • kokle • komuz • kora • kulintang • låtfiol • launeddas • lur • madal • mandocello • mandola • mandolin & octave mandolin • marimbula • mbira/thumb piano • melodeon • mountain dulcimer • mridangam • musical saw • nyckelharpa • ocarina • oud • pan flute • pipa • pogo cello • quena • rabeca • ravanahatha • rebab • rebec • recorder • rubab • salamiyyah • sarangi (Indian) • sarangi (Nepali) • sasando • shehnai • shofar • sinfonia • sitar • smallpipes • snare drum • sopilka • spilåpipa • steel guitar • steelpan • stompbox • suona • švilpa • tabla • talking drum • tambura • tin whistle • tiple • trembita • tres • udu • uilleann pipes • ukulele • viola beiroa • viola braguesa • viola caipira • viola campaniça • viola da terra • viola toeira • vuvuzela • washboard • washtub bass • willow flute • xylophone • yangqin • zampoña • zhaleika • zither • zurna ==References==