Euphonics

The making and playing of the national instrument of Turkish music, the saz, aka bağlama.

The making and playing of the guitar.

The making and playing of the kaval, the end-blown flute from Türkiye, aka the shepherd's pipe.

The making and playing of the Turkish plectrum tambur, one of the four instruments of the basic quartet of Turkish classical music.

The making and playing of the kabak kemane, aka the Turkish rebab.

The making and playing of the kemençe, the folkloric instrument of the Black Sea Region of Türkiye, aka the Turkish lyra.

The making and playing of the Turkish ney, the end-blown reed flute from the Turkish sufi music.

The making and playing of the Turkish Oud, one of the most essential musical instruments of Middle Eastern music.

The making and playing of the darbuka, aka the goblet drum or dümbek.

The making and playing of the tulum, the Turkish bagpipes aka the guda from the Black Sea Region of Türkiye.

The making and playing of the mey, the double-reed aerophone used in Turkish folk music, aka the düdük or balaban.

The making and playing of the bendir, the wooden-framed frame drum from Western Asia and North Africa.

The making and playing of the cümbüş, a fretted string instrument used in Turkish music, aka the more "fun" sister of the oud.

The making and playing of Classical Kemençe, aka the Istanbul Kemençe, the main bowed instrument of Ottoman classical music.

The making and playing of Çeng, aka the Turkish harp, that is thought to date back to the similar string instruments in Asia including the guzheng of China.

The playing and making of rebab, the ancestor of several European bowed instruments.

The making and playing of kopuz, aka qomuz, the three-string musical instrument found in almost all Turkic and Central Asian cultures.

The making and playing of lavta, a plucked string instrument from Istanbul that is similar to lute and oud.

The making and playing of cura, the smallest and highest-pitched member of the Turkish bağlama family.

The making and playing of violin, aka the fiddle, a wooden chordophone.