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Old Poland music

the music is vary thin then in the middle it gets thick.when the music starts it is not full and smooth and full but at the end it get vary thick and smooth.

Eastern Europe

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There was a lot of People that were christians in Eastern Europe.Since World War two thay have had less realigion.In Russia orthodox christianity is the largest religion. 70% of the population in poland is with the religion of christianity faith.======

Instruments The Banjo is a string instrument. The Banjo has 4 or 5 strings. The strings vibrate a pice of animal hide covering a frame.An Accordion is a nother Eastern Euorope it is small portoble free reed wind instrument. It has a small key bored. It is the smallest instrument in the organ family.

Russia was a source of folk music in Eastern Europe. Balalaika is the most well known Russian stringed instrument today. The Balalaika resembles the guitar but with a "triangular body." The domra is another Russian string instrument with three or four strings which is used to play the music that the Russian balalaika is like. And lastly the gusli, an autoharp with piano-type keys. ​​ An accordion is a musical instrument that produces sound by pushing air through its "bellows". An accordion is also called a squeezebox. Accordions use buttons or keys to make notes. Piano accordions have a keyboard is like a small piano.

Bagpipes are classified as aerophones. Their music can be traced throughout Asia, in North Africa and through Europe. There are manytypes of bagpipes: traditional, chalice, mediterranean, medieval, and a related item, the chanter. The craft of making musical instruments by hand is well-developed in many countries other than the country where the instrument originated. Often the tradition of making instruments is handed down through the generations, which results in high quality production of specific types of instruments. The craftsmen making these bagpipes only make bagpipes. These bagpipes are great for learning and great for pipers who march in varying weather conditions, since rosewood is tolerant of weather conditions and resists cracking and splitting. Metal used in these bagpipes is nickel plated solid brass.