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The '''floghera''' is a type of a [[Greece|Greek]] wind musical instrument. The musicians put it into their mouth and blow like whistling. A variety of Greek flogheres are widespread in most areas of [[Greece]], including [[Thessalia]] and [[Peloponnesos]]. |
The '''floghera''' is a type of a [[Greece|Greek]] wind musical instrument, evolved from the [[ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] musical instrument, [[aulos]]. The musicians put it into their mouth and blow like whistling. A variety of Greek flogheres are widespread in most areas of [[Greece]], including [[Thessalia]] and [[Peloponnesos]]. |
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In [[Epirus]] a different type of flute also, with Greek origin is called "tzamara". |
In [[Epirus]] a different type of flute also, with Greek origin is called "tzamara". |
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The floghera is a type of a Greek wind musical instrument, evolved from the ancient Greek musical instrument, aulos. The musicians put it into their mouth and blow like whistling. A variety of Greek flogheres are widespread in most areas of Greece, including Thessalia and Peloponnesos. In Epirus a different type of flute also, with Greek origin is called "tzamara".
See also
- Dzhamara A similar Greek wind instrument
- Greek music
- Greek music