Lalitsa

The lalitsa (Greek: λαλίτσα) is a wind-blown musical instrument of Greece, widely used in Greek folk music. The flute it is Vessel flute, much like the floghera, though lalitses themselves have no finger holes.

## See also

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* Greek musical instruments
* Greek folk music
* Greek music

## References

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* Traditional Greek instruments
* Musipedia: Λαλίτσα

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Greek musical instruments

Ancient|

| String|

Pandura

| Lyre|

Barbiton
Chelys
Kithara
Phorminx

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Harp|

* Epigonion
* Magadis
* Sambuca
* Trigonon

Wind|

Aulos
Pan flute
Salpinx

Percussion|

Cochilia
Crotalum
Water organ
Sistrum

Medieval|

Byzantine lyra
Organon

Modern|

| String|

| Bowed|

Cretan lyra
Pontic lyra
Politiki lyra
Macedonian lyra
Calabrian lira

|

Plucked|

Bouzouki
Guitar
Laouto
Mandola
Mandolin
Oudola
Psaltery
Tambouras
Thaboura

Struck|

Santouri

Wind|

Askomandoura
Gaida
Tsampouna
Floghera
Karamuza
Lalitsa
Mantura
Souravli

Percussion|

| Membranophones|

Tambourine
Toubeleki
Tympano

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Idiophones|

Koudounia
Stamna
Trigono
Zilia

See also|

Music of Greece
Greek folk music
Byzantine music
Nisiotika
Greek dances

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