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The Chochilia (Greek: κοχύλια), are a kind of a Greek traditional auxiliary percussion instrument. They are shells from the sea, which become auxiliary musical instruments with the appropriate processing. Each chochilia has its own musical tone. Those small shells also called ostraka (Greek: όστρακα) are plentiful in Greek islands.

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Greek musical instruments
Ancient
String
Pandura
Lyre
Barbiton
Chelys
Kithara
Phorminx
Harp
Wind
Aulos
Pan flute
Salpinx
Percussion
Cochilia
Crotalum
Water organ
Sistrum
Medieval
Byzantine lyra
Organon
Modern
String
Bowed
Cretan lyra
Pontic lyra
Politiki lyra
Macedonian lyra
Calabrian lira
Plucked
Bouzouki
Guitar
Laouto
Mandola
Mandolin
Oudola
Psaltery
Tambouras
Thaboura
Struck
Santouri
Wind
Askomandoura
Gaida
Tsampouna
Floghera
Karamuza
Lalitsa
Mantura
Souravli
Percussion
Membranophones
Tambourine
Toubeleki
Tympano
Idiophones
Koudounia
Stamna
Trigono
Zilia
See also
Music of Greece
Greek folk music
Byzantine music
Nisiotika
Greek dances
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