Ancient Instruments

noun a small, high-pitched musical instrument similar to a flute

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• The musician played a beautiful melody on the fife during the concert.
• I found a fife at the flea market and decided to try playing it.
• I heard that fife is making a comeback in modern music.
• The fife of laughter filled the room as friends shared stories and jokes.

noun a musical instrument of the string family, similar to a guitar but with a pear-shaped body and a fretted neck

• The musician played a beautiful melody on the ancient lute.
• I didn't know you could play the lute, that's cool!
• Check out this sick lute solo!
• Her words were like a delicate lute, soothing and enchanting.

noun a type of ancient Celtic musical instrument resembling a horn or trumpet

• The celtic warrior blew the carnyx to signal the start of the battle.
• I saw a cool replica of a carnyx at the museum the other day.
• That carnyx is so old school, but it still sounds amazing.
• The carnyx of truth echoed through the courtroom, revealing the lies of the defendant.