Polish folk music is an important part of the country’s cultural heritage and features a diverse range of musical instruments. The following are some of the key instruments in Polish folk music:
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Accordion: The accordion is a prominent instrument in Polish folk music and is used in various musical styles including traditional dance music, ballads, and religious music.
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Fiddle: The fiddle, also known as the violin, is a popular instrument in Polish folk music. It is used in a variety of musical styles including dances, ballads, and religious music.
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Double bass: The double bass is a prominent instrument in Polish folk music and is used in various musical styles including traditional dance music and ballads.
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Bagpipes: Bagpipes are commonly used in Polish folk music and are an important part of the country’s cultural heritage. They are used in a variety of musical styles including dances and religious music.
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Flute: The flute is another popular instrument in Polish folk music and is used in a variety of musical styles including traditional dance music and ballads.
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Dulcimer: The dulcimer is a stringed musical instrument that is commonly used in Polish folk music. It is often used in ballads and religious music.
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Clarinet: The clarinet is a popular instrument in Polish folk music and is used in a variety of musical styles including traditional dance music and ballads.
In addition to these instruments, percussion instruments such as drums and cymbals are also commonly used in Polish folk music.
Source: “Polish Music,” University of Southern California’s Polish Music Center, https://polishmusic.usc.edu/polish-music/.
