Traditional Turkish Musical Instruments
Every culture has its own voice and rhythm. The sounds and traces left by two different continents and countless civilizations have been passed from generation to generation with a very rich variety throughout this land. Turkey is one of the areas where this diversity is most evident in art and in music.
The birth of different types of music has led to the development or even invention of dozens of different instruments for various genres. When you visit Turkey, you’ll get the chance to witness hundreds of different sounds and very unique tones. Get ready to meet traditional Turkish musical instruments.
Bağlama & Saz
One of the main instruments of Turkish Folk Music is the Bağlama. This stringed musical instrument has a long handle and is used with plectrum. It has originated from the lute in Asia and made its way to Anatolia. If you want to listen to this instrument, which has a sound that can drag people to different feelings when it is heard, the Anatolian lands are definitely the best location in the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ba%C4%9Flama
Kanun – Qanun or Kanoon
Kanun plays a leading role in Classical Turkish Music with its enchanting and captivating sound. This instrument of Asian and Anatolian origin is considered to be one of the most difficult instruments to play, like violin or piano. Kanun is placed on the knees and played with a plectrum. You’ll be sure to find a sound or tune that you will connect to when listening to this beautiful instrument.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qanun_(instrument)
Kemençe The Black Sea fiddle
The phenomenal instrument and almost symbolic icon of the Black Sea region is a three-string traditional folk instrument played with the help of a bow. In order not to be confused with the classical violin in western music, the instrument in question is called the Black Sea fiddle. The style of work differs from other cultures by being played very actively and accompanied by a dance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kemenche
