There are four main classifications of music instruments.
Idiophones
Idiophones are instruments which produce sound by vibrating without the use of strings, membranes, or the moving of air.
- Armonica (Glass Harmonica): 1,1/2-4,1/2cr
- Cymbal (Cymbal): 10-30d
- Gong (Gong): 150-450d
- Marimba (Marimba): 22-66d
Membranophones
Membranophones are instruments which produce sound by the vibration of a membrane.
- Bladder Pipe: 13-39d
- Drum, Bass (Drum): 60-180d
- Drum, Kettle (Timpani): 80-240d
- Drum, Sharan (Ashiko): 50-150d
- Drum, Tom-Tom (Tom-Tom): 17-51d
- Tambourine (Tambourine): 3-9d
- Tambourine, Eshi (Riq): 5-15d
Chordophones
Chordophones are instruments that make sound by the vibration of strings. Many of these instruments are made by luthiers.
- Cittern (Cittern): 80-240d
- Dulcimer, Hammered (Hammered Dulcimer): 55-165d
- Harp, Great (Harp): 2-6d
- Harp, Lap (Harp): 65-195d
- Harpsichord (Harpsichord): 2,1/2-7,1/2cr
- Harpsichord, Spinet (Spinet): 2,1/4-6,3/4cr
- Harpsichord, Virginal (Virginal): 2-6cr
- Lute (Lute): 75-225d
- Lute, Chitarrone (Chitarrone): 90-270d
- Lyre, Dalàsyan (Lyre): 70-210d
- Psaltery (Psaltery): 80-240d
- Rebec, Dalàsyan (Rebec): 1-3cr
- Saz (Saz): 100-300d
- Vielle (Vielle): 130-390d
- Viol (Viol): 150-450d
- Zither (Zither): 80-240d
Aerophones
Aerophones are instruments which make sound by vibrating air without strings or membranes.
- Cornamuse (Cornamuse): 20-60d
- Cornett (Cornett): 17,1/2-52,1/2d
- Crumhorn (Crumhorn): 20-60d
- Dulcian (Dulcian): 14-42d
- Fife (Fife): 5-15d
- Flute (Flute): 15-45d
- Flute, Pan (Pan Flute): 10-30d
- Gemshorn (Gemshorn): 4-12d
- Horn, Hunting: 3-9d
- Horn, Valley: 75-225d
- Organetto (Organetto): 80-240d
- Piccolo (Piccolo): 20-60d
- Rackett (Rackett): 35-105d
- Rauschpfeife (Rauschpfeife): 24-72d
- Recorder (Recorder): 5-15d
- Sacbut (Sacbut): 70-210d
- Shawm (Shawm): 30-90d
Notable Vendors
- Balbàra’s (Palda, Palda) Propr. Ālòm Balbàra