"The coarse zurna, which has survived from ancient times to the present day and is the largest in size in the zurna family, is an instrument made of wood.
The coarse zurna, which is used in Zeybek (Aegean Region) and Karşılama (Thrace Region) types of folk dances, has survived until today by being learned in a master-apprentice relationship.
Especially in the Germencik district center around Aydın, Acarlar town in Incirliova district, Şenköy in Koçarlı district and Kocagür village in Umurlu town in the central district; In the vicinity of Muğla, it is seen that the coarse zurna teams in Selimiye town of Milas district and Dibekdere village continue their livelihood by working as musicians. The livelihood of these teams is especially weddings (including circumcision ceremonies), village theatrical games, folk dances, sending off soldiers, camel wrestling, various celebrations and festivals, etc. are activities. On the other hand, since the coarse zurna is seen as a male instrument, it is used only by the boy's house in local weddings."