: Most models feature seven finger holes on the front and one thumb hole on the back. Small additional holes near the bell, sometimes called "devil's holes" ( şeytan delikleri ), are used for tuning and tonal balance. Regional Variations
: In modern folk settings, it is almost always paired with the davul (a large double-headed drum). This duo is the standard accompaniment for traditional dances like the Halay and Zeybek , as well as for weddings and festivals. kaba_zurna
: Historically, the Kaba Zurna was the primary melodic instrument of the Ottoman Janissary (Mehter) bands , where its piercing volume was essential for military signaling and processional music. : Most models feature seven finger holes on
