The zurna is a traditional woodwind instrument commonly found in the Middle East and parts of Central Asia. It has a conical shape and is typically made from wood, with a double reed that produces a loud, piercing sound. The zurna is often used in folk music and is popular at celebrations, weddings, and festivals. This instrument is usually played alongside other instruments, such as the davul (a type of drum), to create lively and energetic music. The zurna's distinctive tone makes it a key element in various cultural performances, reflecting the rich musical heritage of regions where it is played.