Hurdy-Gurdy

String instrument with keyboard, based on the lute-back body models built in France by XIX century.

Bandurria (rebec)

Ancient bowed string instrument, with middle-eastern origins, that can be found in north Spain.

Fiddle

Bowed string instrument, widely employed in both classical and modern folk music.

Rabel (ancient fiddle)

Bowed string instrument, close related to bandurria, but with a full wooden body, and played like a fiddle.

Birimbao (mouth harp)

A worldwide extended instrument, which is played employing the mouth as soundbox.

Timple

Strum & picked string instrument, employed in Canary Islands.

Strakharpa

Bowed harp, member of a wide family of very similar instruments, employed in north Europe countries.

Nevel (Asor)

A modern version of the nevel, a kind of lyre typical from the Semitic cultures of middle east.

Egyptian lyre

Reproduction of a 14 string egyptian lyre.

Kinnor

Ten-string Semitic lyre with wooden sound box, believed to have been king David's favourite instrument.

Lyre

Sitar-Guitar

Tromba marina

Very unusual single-string bowed instrument, known also as trumpet marine, which sound resembles the winds of the brass family, like the trumpet.

Chicotén

Stringed percussion instrument, beaten with a stick, still employed in both sides (France & Spain) of the Pyrenees Mountains.

Wind Harp

Singular instrument which strings are pulled by by the wind blows.

S. XII Cittern

Reproduction of a S. XII four string instrument, which was usually played with a plectrum.