zwiaza
Zwiazza is a traditional Polish folk instrument, primarily used in the region of Podhale, located in southern Poland. The instrument is a type of zither, characterized by a combination of strings and a resonator. It is typically played with a plectrum, gliding along the strings to produce a wide range of tones and pitch variations.
The zwiazza is an essential component of the traditional highlander folk music, known as the muzyka góralska.
The zwiazza's sound is often described as a unique blend of the zither's characteristic high pitched tones
In recent years, the zwiazza has experienced a resurgence in popularity, both within and outside of Poland.