The traditional musical instruments of Greece can be categorized into three main groups: stringed instruments, percussion instruments, and wind instruments. Some popular traditional stringed instruments mentioned are the bouzouki, baglama, mandolin, guitar, and bass. The lyra of Pontos is a small, solo stringed instrument. Folk music performances often feature combinations of instruments like the baglama, guitar, violin, accordion, and piano accompanying the lyra. Regional folk music styles in Greece pair instruments together such as the daouli zourna in mainland Greece, lute and violin in the islands, and tambourine and lyre in northern Greece.

1. The traditional musical instruments

3.  The traditional musical instruments are:
1. stringed instruments
2. percussion instruments
3. wind instruments
 In the more modern forms of singing the
bouzouki, baglama, mandolin, guitar, bass, etc.
are used.

4. It’s a stringed, lute-type instrument.
It’s used throughout the Arab world, Thrace and Asia
Minor.

6. Lyra of Pontos (Kementse)

8. It is a small instrument for solo playing.

9. Many years ago it was called 3STRINGS or 3 strings
It is often accompanied by baglama, guitar, violin,
accordion and piano.

18. The name comes from the medieval word 'odd'(couple-pair)
that is a pair of instruments.
It is found in all regions of the country, including a 'style'
and a 'melody' instrument.
In the mainland of Greece is the daouli with the zourna.
In the islands is the lute with violin, while in northern
Greece, tambourine and lyre (toumperleki with bagpipes).