Pontic Greek Music is a traditional music style originating from the Pontus region on the Black Sea, primarily associated with the Pontic Greeks. This music reflects the cultural heritage and history of the Pontic Greek people, often featuring themes of love, nature, and daily life. Instruments commonly used in Pontic Greek Music include the lyra, a three-stringed instrument, and the daouli, a type of drum. The music is characterized by its unique scales and rhythms, often accompanied by traditional dances that are integral to the cultural expression of the Pontic Greek community.