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The Polish folklore and folk music is still maintained in rural areas. This music is directly related to dance, Polish customs and festive days. A special feature here is the folklore of the gorals from the mountainous regions of southern Poland. Polish folk instruments include the accordion, the cymbal dulcimer, the suka, mazanki and złóbcoki pranks, the kozioł, dudy and koza bagpipes and the wooden trumpets trombita and bazuna. In the classical Pakistani music instruments are used, as they are also typical for the Hindi music distributed in northern India. The rhythm in the known style Khyal give the tabla or in the Dhrupad the doubtful pakhawaj, as melody instruments are mainly used string instruments such as sitar, sarangi and sarod, wind instruments such as the bamboo flute bansuri and the harmonium. Persian origin is the dulcimer santur.