The tekerΕ. It's the Hungarian version of the hurdy-gurdy.
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Agree on music box. For me, it's also violins.
Harpsichord. Below the streets of St Paul in (that) London.
If you know, you know.
Uilleann Pipes
As heard on Bryan Adams, When You Love Someone.
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A true artist
OP never specified what type of instrument. An Erlenmeyer flask is also an instrument. So is a stick π
Ukulele. It's so easy to play, C is just one string! And they're small enough to take in your carry on if you travel. I own 5...
Ronroco!
My oma played a zither so I give that a mention for another thing Iβve not heard in nearly 30 years.
But, my serious go to for relaxation is the erhu. Iβm surprised that hasnβt had a mention.