List of Folk Instruments
- Accordion
- Appalachian dulcimer
- autoharp
- bagpipe
- balalaika
- bandura
- banjo
- bağlama
- bodhran
- bukkehorn
- Rhythm Bones
- bouzouki and Irish bouzouki
- Bullroarer
- cavaquinho
- charango
- cümbüş
- çiftelia
- concertina
- daegeum
- darbuka
- didgeridoo
- dhol
- Djembe
- dholak
- dingulator
- dotara
- dranyen
- drum
- ektara
- erhu
- fiedil / Fiddle
- Fujara
- gayageum
- gudok
- guitar
- gusle
- gusli
- haegeum
- Hank drum
- hardingfele
- harmonica
- harmonium
- hammered dulcimer
- haat baya
- hurdy gurdy
- jaw harp
- jouhikko
- jug
- kazoo
- kantele
- Kaval
- khamak
- klopotec
- kobza
- komuz
- kora
- kulintang
- Launeddas
- Låtfiol
- Lur
- Lute
- mbira / thumb piano
- mandola
- mandocello
- mandolin and octave mandolin
- marimbula
- melodeon
- mridangam
- musical saw
- naal
- Nepali Madal
- nyckelharpa
- ocarina
- pan flute
- pipa
- pogo cello
- prem juri
- quena
- Rebab
- Rubab
- salamiyyah
- shofar
- sitar
- Snare Drum
- smallpipes
- sopilka
- spilåpipa
- steelpan
- stompbox
- Talking drum
- tin whistle
- trembita
- oud
- Ocarina
- Udu
- ukulele
- violin
- vuvuzela
- washboard
- willow flute
- zampoña
- zurna
- zither
- zealouser
- Zhaleika
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