1. lyre   obsolete stringed instrument whose name is also given to an Australian bird   stringed Indian instrument popularized by Ravi Shankar   large instrument played by jazz great Jelly Roll Morton   stringed musical instrument of which Andres Segovia was a virtuoso   Hint Half-n-half Clue   2. cornet   brass instrument, closely related to bugle and flugelhorn, used in marching and military bands   violin-like instrument that Nero played while Rome was burning   wooden wind instrument whose most common size is the B-flat soprano   instrument with strings played by turning a handle and seen on European streets   Half-n-half Clue   3. xylophone   percussion instrument of which the single-headed mid-eastern darabuka and the double-headed Japanese tsuzumi are examples   obsolete stringed instrument whose name is also given to an Australian bird   brass instrument, closely related to bugle and flugelhorn, used in marching and military bands   percussion instrument whose name is derived from two Greek words meaning 'wood' and 'sound'   Half-n-half Clue   4. cello   four-stringed instrument of which Vivaldi was a virtuoso   percussion instrument of which the single-headed mid-eastern darabuka and the double-headed Japanese tsuzumi are examples   large bass instrument of which Pablo Casals was a prominent performer   instrument with strings played by turning a handle and seen on European streets   Half-n-half Clue   5. ukulele   wind instrument comprising pipe with holes played by Lord Krishna   obsolete stringed instrument whose name is also given to an Australian bird   percussion instrument whose name is derived from two Greek words meaning 'wood' and 'sound'   small guitar-like instrument whose Hawaiian name means flea   Half-n-half Clue   6. piano, pianoforte   large instrument played by jazz great Jelly Roll Morton   four-stringed instrument of which Vivaldi was a virtuoso   stringed Indian instrument popularized by Ravi Shankar   wind instrument comprising pipe with holes played by Lord Krishna   Half-n-half Clue   7. accordion   obsolete stringed instrument whose name is also given to an Australian bird   percussion instrument of which the single-headed mid-eastern darabuka and the double-headed Japanese tsuzumi are examples   small guitar-like instrument whose Hawaiian name means flea   instrument, invented in Berlin, in which wind is supplied to free reeds by bellows   Half-n-half Clue