Folk Instruments

Folk instruments are traditional musical tools rooted in specific cultures or regions, often handcrafted and passed down through generations. They typically use locally available materials and reflect the musical heritage of a community. Examples include the Irish tin whistle, Indian sitar, or African djembe drum. These instruments are essential in performing regional music styles, celebrations, and storytelling, preserving cultural identity and fostering community connection. Their unique sounds and construction embody the history and artistry of the people who create and play them.