What are traditional instruments from UK?

The bagpipes are a woodwind instrument that has been associated with Scotland for centuries. They are made of a leather bag that is filled with air and then squeezed to produce sound. The sound is then played through a set of pipes that are attached to the bag.

The fiddle is a stringed instrument that is played with a bow. It is similar to a violin, but it has a flatter bridge and a deeper, richer sound. The fiddle is often used in traditional Irish and Scottish music.

The bodhrán is a frame drum that is made of a wooden frame with a goatskin stretched over it. It is played by hitting the goatskin with a beater, which is usually made of wood or bone. The bodhrán is often used in traditional Irish music.

The harp is a stringed instrument that is plucked with the fingers. It is one of the oldest instruments in the world, and it has been associated with Wales for centuries. The harp is often used in traditional Welsh music.