Price list (Musical instruments)

From Mizahar Lore

Legend: gm = gold Miza, sm = silver Miza, cm = copper Miza

1 gold Miza = 10 silver Miza = 100 copper Miza

Musical Instruments

Item	Price	Item	Price	Item	Price
Bagpipes	15 gm	Bellows Organ	500 gm	Clappers	1 sm
Drums, Buckle	2 gm	Drums, Kettle	10 gm	Drums, War	10 gm
Fiddle	50 gm	Flute, Metal	15 gm	Flute, Wooden	5 sm
Gamba An odd mix of elements found in fiddles, harps and mandolins, the Gamba looks much like an over-sized fiddle that sits between one's legs with the arm resting on their shoulder.	45 gm	Harp	50 gm	Gea'tar This instrument is a newer invention having surfaced in the years following the Valterrian. It is larger than a fiddle with more strings and a longer arm. It offers a greater range of sounds and is growing in popularity in a number of cities.	80 gm
Mandolin/Lute	55 gm	Ocarina An enclosed space with four to twelve finger holes and a mouthpiece that projects from the body. It is often made from materials such as wood, glass, clay, metal, and even vegetables.	3 sm - 15 gm	Rhythm Rattles These unique instruments are usually played in pairs, consisting of a dried calabash or gourd shell or coconut shell filled with seeds or dried beans. They may also be made of leather or wood.	5 sm
Trumpet	30 gm	Music Book A book containing pages of blank music scales for writing music. While the typical bard knows their music by heart, some musicians prefer to record their music on paper to aid in the teaching of others or just to preserve it.	4 gm	Instrument Case, Simple Cases come in all shapes, sizes, colors and styles. Simple cases are usually made of wood and are held closed with leather straps. They are often lined with soft yet simple padding to protect the instrument. The idea here is function over fashion.	25% of instrument cost
Instrument Case, Good Cases come in all shapes, sizes, colors and styles. Good cases are usually made of wood and leather with metal clasps to hold them shut. They are often lined with soft, colorful padding to protect the instrument and may also contain interior pockets and pouches for holding accessories and supplies. These cases usually blend both function and fashion together in a harmonious mix.	50% of instrument cost	Instrument Case, Excellent Cases come in all shapes, sizes, colors and styles. Excellent cases are usually made of wood and leather with metal clasps to hold them shut. They may also include other materials such as bone or rare woods and metals as well as jeweled adornments. They are often lined with the finest, softest, elegantly colorful padding to protect the instrument and also contain interior pockets and pouches for holding accessories and supplies. These cases blend both function and fashion together in a way that shouts extravagance. These cases also include an optional Good Quality Lock and Key.	75% of instrument cost