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== Stringed Instruments by Difficulty ==
== Stringed Instruments by Difficulty ==

From [http://www.play.net/forums/messages.asp?forum=20&category=21&topic=7&message=1162 this post].

* lyre
* sra'ajahh, pi tambura, kithara, angle harp
* lap harp
* faenellica, box fiddle, mandolin, sarangi
* fiddle, lute, pi sitar, rebec, cistre
* violin, cittern, gittern
* large harp
* psaltery
* banjo
* zither
(Missing: guti'adar)

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Stringed instruments produce sound when tautly-drawn strings are plucked, bowed or strummed, causing them to vibrate. This class of instruments includes zithers and lyres (strummed), fiddles and violins (bowed) and harps (plucked).

Stringed instruments range in size from 10 to 50 stones and can have anywhere from 4 to 24 strings. Some require a pick or a bow in order to be played and all stringed instruments require tuning as the strings gradually lose tension due to inactivity.

In addition to a number of hand-held and portable stringed instruments, there are also some stand-alone instruments (such as harpsichords and cellos) available for playing across Elanthia.

Stringed Instruments by Difficulty

From this post.

  • lyre
  • sra'ajahh, pi tambura, kithara, angle harp
  • lap harp
  • faenellica, box fiddle, mandolin, sarangi
  • fiddle, lute, pi sitar, rebec, cistre
  • violin, cittern, gittern
  • large harp
  • psaltery
  • banjo
  • zither

(Missing: guti'adar)