Sipsi

Sipsi, also zıpçi, zıpçı, zıpçık, cukcuk, is a woodwind instrument with a single reed and cylindrical tube, which is played in the popular Turkish music. The sipsi typically has five to eight relatively large finger holes including hole for the left thumb. The materials used hollow plant stems (usually bamboo) or even wood used.

The sound is relatively strong for an instrument with a cylindrical tube. Played often with circular breathing. The sipsi one of the simplest structures for a tune -performance reed instrument dar. Similar instruments are known and older than the oriental midschwiz, which consists of two tubes tied game since antiquity.