The idea of the hydraulis, a water organ, may have stemmed from the multitubed panpipe. |
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The airy sound of a panpipe cut through the dulled murmur that the crowd generated, providing a fluctuating countermelody to the sound of a stringed instrument. |
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Similarly, the presence of the cuckoo on Hera's sceptre at Hermione or the invention of the panpipe were explained by fables. |
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But that's just one of many offerings, ranging from panpipe to harp to brass. |
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The most distinctive musical instrument from this region is the panpipe, which is played in ensembles of as many as 50 players, accompanied by four or more large double-headed drums. |
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It is likely that panpipe artisans also built Caylan panpipes to prototypes. |
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Tony Hinnigan is an expert on indigenous wind instruments and his panpipe playing features heavily on the soundtrack of the 1986 film, The Mission. |
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Children composed and performed their own music using traditional instruments made from animals and plants with panpipe playing musicians Caliche. |
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