How are musical instruments made in Poland?

Answer 1

Polish folk instruments include bagpipes (dudy, gajdy, koza, kozioł), a cimbalom (cymbały), a fiddle (mazanki, gęśliki) with three or four strings or a violin (skrzypce), a base (bas, basetla, kontrabas), more recently a Clarinet (klarnet), a trumpet (trąbka), a Trombone (puzon) or French horn (waltonia), a Saxophone (saksofon) and an accordeon (harmonia, akordeon).

Several woodwind instruments such as a whistle (gwizdek), a willow flute (fujarka), and a less common trembita or alphorn (trombita),

Answer 2

instruments in Poland are made the same as any other instruments are made, by machine or hand.

Answer 3

Polish music most often uses western modern heptatonic scales, i.e. scales with seven pitches per octave, such as major scale and natural, harmonic or melodic minor scales.