This spell was created by Aran Windelious, the private bard of the Second King Sigismund of Carcino. Aran was only known to teach his spells to those bards who trained under him.

It is no surprise then that the spell is a common first pick by Bards attending the Wendelious Theatre Hall's college classes. The Hall was named after the famous bard by the Third King Ignasio of Carcino. Ignasio's personal manuscript talks about his childhood, and the wonders and many hours of joy Aran the Bard brought to his boring youth. It is because of this that the highest scoring bard at the Windelious Hall is asked to serve whomever is the current king of the lands. 

When you cast this spell, an ethereal version of any musical instrument that you have proficiency with appears in your hands, or right by your side, at your discretion. 

The instrument has the following unique properties:

• It can be created with any tunning or special modification you see fit.
• It is invisible to all creatures other than you.
• It is immaterial and cannot interact with any objects or creatures except for you or any items you are holding. 
• When played by you, all creatures can hear it normally, even though they cannot see it.