Panpipes are rim-blown in the same fashion with their lower ends stopped, bound together in a row or " raft ".
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There's a sextet of Peruvians, Ecuadoreans and Colombians, who play lively Latino music on panpipe, recorder, guitars and bongos.
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And sometimes the oom-pah accelerates toward meteoric dance tunes, with accordion, fiddle and panpipes racing through impossibly fast, zigzagging lines.
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Traditional Lithuanian instruments ( kankls, panpipes, violin, bagpipe, jaw harp are ingeniously combined with electric and bass guitars, rock percussion.
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Beneath it, laid out on a woven purple poncho from his hometown, are pictures of saints and small tin Peruvian panpipes made by his children.
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Among the offerings are musical instruments including panpipes made of reeds, called the siku, and the zampona, which produces a flute-like sound.
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The buoyant music he coaxes out of panpipes and other instruments probably originated with shepherds in Peru, in ancient celebration of man's connection to animals.
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As Maciste plays the panpipes in the bowsprit, Fulvius pledges his love to Cabiria and festive sea sprites encircle the boat in a giant, diaphanous garland.
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Fine ware, of ritual significance, was decorated and was used for burials and also included technologically complex panpipes, which is a form of craft specialization.
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"' Diwas "'is a native bamboo wind instrument in the Philippines which is a variation of the well-known panflutes or panpipes.
