The karamuza (Greek: καραμούζα), is a type of Greek reed instrument, likely having descended from the aulos, a common instrument of ancient Greece and Rome. It is made from wood, with a typical length of about 60 cm. The karamuza was extant in Greek music long before the import of the klarino, and its usage is ubiquitous in Greek folk music, particularly in Thessalia, the Peloponnese, and Macedonia.

Karamuza

Classification	Double reed
Related instruments
Launeddas · Sorna · Rhaita · Suona Sopila · Shawm · Zampogna · Zurna

See also

• Aulos
• Greek musical instruments
• Greek folk music
• Greek music

References

• Traditional Greek instruments