This document summarizes three traditional Polish instruments - the piano, flute, and violin. The piano is described as a stringed hammer keyboard instrument with vertically placed strings and many features in common with the modern piano. The flute is defined as a woodwind lipophone instrument typically made of thin hollow tube, including the piccolo and simple flute. The violin is introduced as the smallest string instrument currently used, known for its highest pitch.

1. Traditional Polish instruments.

2. Piano
Piano - a stringed hammer
(keyboard) musical instrument
with strings placed vertically. It
has many features in common with
the piano.

3. Flute
Flute - a woodwind instrument from the group of
lipophones. It is usually in the form of a thin,
hollow tube (there are also flutes of other shapes,
such as ocarina).
The most known varieties of flutes are transverse
flute (smaller - piccolo flute), popular classical
music instrument, and a simple flute, an
instrument popular in artistic music up to the 18th
century, currently used to perform early music,
contemporary music written for this instrument, as
well as popular didactic help in music education
classes in primary schools.

4. Violin
Violin (incl. Violino, abbreviation: vn.) - a
musical stringed instrument from string
groups. Currently, the violin is the smallest
instrument in this group, at the same time
they are characterized by the highest attire

5. Thank you for your attention 
• By Lena and Małgorzata, pupils at Primary School No 5, Bielsk Podlaski, Poland