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Each instrument page lists the songs that fit it, easiest first.
Piano
Letters are the note names; numbers count up from C (1) to B (7). Every song is placed in the easiest key that fits between C3 and C6, usually C major.
80 songs
Kalimba
Tabs are for a 17-key kalimba tuned to C: numbers are tines, ° marks the octave. Only songs that need no sharps or flats in some key are listed. Songs that fit tines 1 to 1° also get an 8-key tab.
62 songs
Recorder
Letters for soprano recorder with baroque fingering, kept between low C and high D (most songs between D and the D above).
80 songs
Flute
Letter notes for flute, kept between low C and C three octaves up (most songs between D4 and D6).
80 songs
Violin
Letters with the string and finger for first position (G3 to B5). Only notes in the first-position chart are used.
77 songs
Clarinet
Letters at written pitch for B♭ clarinet (two semitones above concert pitch). Keys are chosen to stay below the break where possible.
80 songs
Trumpet
Letters at written pitch for B♭ trumpet (two semitones above concert pitch), between C4 and G5, with the valves for each note.
80 songs
Alto Sax
Letters at written pitch for E♭ alto sax (a major sixth above concert pitch), between D4 and C6.
80 songs
Bells & Xylophone
For an 8-note C major set (bells, xylophone, glockenspiel or boomwhackers): only songs that fit one octave, C to C, with no sharps or flats.
18 songs
Harmonica
Tabs for a 10-hole diatonic harmonica in C: the number is the hole, a minus sign means draw (breathe in). Only songs that need no bends are listed.
36 songs