- Bagpipes (bagpipes)
Sheepskin-covered wooden stock with drones and chanter; penetrating wail for festivals, marches.
- Bell, hand (bellhand)
Small bronze-iron bell with handle; bright clear note for summons and announcement.
- Bell, small (bellsmall)
Modest bronze-iron bell with handle; lighter, sharper than hand bell; livestock tracking.
- Bell, temple (belltemple)
Substantial bronze bell on frame; deep tone carries far beyond sanctuary.
- Bell, tiny (belltiny)
Delicate brass bell; high thin tone; amulet or chamber summons.
- Bone/Horn (bonehorn)
Hollow bone-horn pipe stoppered with cork; reedy piercing voice carries across moorland.
- Chime (chime)
Bronze tubes on frame, struck with mallet; marks prayer hours in temples.
- Clappers, bone (clappersbo)
Carved bone blades hinged or strung; rhythmic snap for folk dances, processionals.
- Drum, bass (drumbass)
Large oak-ash cylinder with ox-hide heads; deep boom signals maneuvers and cadence.
- Drum, hand (drumhand)
Shallow frame drum played with palms; quick bright voice; favored by minstrels.
- Dulcimer (dulcimer)
Trapezoidal frame with gut strings struck by hammers; sweet, haunting chiming voice.
- Flute, iron (fluteiron)
Iron pipe with fipple and finger holes; bright piercing voice; durable, weather-resistant.
- Flute, wooden (flutewoode)
Turned fruitwood pipe with fipple; warm sweet voice, apt for folk melody.
- Harp, Aeolian (small) (harpaeolia)
Compact stringed frame harp; gut-silk strings in diatonic scale; bright ringing voice.
- Harp, Jarind (great) (harpjarind)
Master-crafted frame harp; thirty-plus strings; rich sonorous voice spanning three octaves.
- Horn, bone, hunting (hornbonehu)
Deer-antler or boar-tusk tapered tube; shrill note; low-cost, portable for common huntsmen.
- Horn, fanfare (hornfanfar)
Curved brass-bronze flared bell; triumphant blare for court heralds and royal processions.
- Horn, Hunting (hornhuntin)
Curved ram-bullock horn; sharp clear signals coordinate huntsmen and call hounds.
- Horn, musical (hornmusica)
Polished ox or ram horn; mellow voice; blends with strings and woodwinds.
- Lute (lute)
Pear-shaped body, pegged neck, gut strings; warm voice for intricate music.
- Lyre (lyre)
Ancient wooden frame, curved arms and strings; bright voice for hymns.
- Ocarina Flute (ocarinaflu)
Egg-shaped clay-wood vessel with holes; soft mournful voice; shepherd's instrument.
- Pipes (pipes)
Bound bone-and-reed tubes; reedy pastoral voice for dances and love songs.
