This is just a part of the tools, since it is simply impossible to tell about everything. I would like to believe that they will not be superseded by modern electronic instruments and will happily continue to exist and be widely used.
Russia
The balalaika is considered to be a Russian instrument all over the world. Its name comes from the words "strumming" and "balakanie". The ancient balalaika, of course, differed from the current one, for example, in the width and length of the neck, as well as in the fact that it had only 2 strings.
Ukraine
Bandura is a little-known instrument that is still a folk instrument in Ukraine. It became so famous in the 20th century that bandura players were constantly invited to play at the court. It has undergone many changes, and the modern bandura has about 60 strings, while the old one had only 7-9.
Moldavia
The folk instrument of this state is the fluter. This instrument is made of wood and looks like a flute. It was used to drive livestock into the herd.
Brazil
Agogo is an instrument of African origin, but was once very popular in Brazil. This instrument consists of two or three bells connected by a metal handle. Used for Brazilian samba and capoeira.
America
The symbol of ancient American music is the banjo, an instrument of the wild west cowboys. It was also brought from Africa, and over time it was reworked, adding new frets.
China
The Paixiao Panflute is an ancient Chinese folk instrument that was first discovered in the 11th century, then disappeared and was revived in the 20th century. It consists of 12 bamboo sticks glued together, which vaguely resembles a harmonica.
Africa
The continent, which gave many countries their folk instruments, has saved something for itself, of course. The bark - made of korbas divided into two parts and 21 strings - has deservedly become a folk African instrument. It sounds like a harp. The bark player learns for a long time, and upon reaching mastery he must make an instrument on his own.
India
Indian folk instrument - sitar. He is an integral part of the culture of the Hindus. The instrument has 9 to 13 strings. Its progenitor was the Tajik setor.
