Sentence examples for panpipe from inspiring English sources
Her partner in crime (though definitely not babydaddy) Craig was on hand with a relaxing Panpipe Moods CD, and practically ready to put on a rubber glove and check how dilated she was.
Similarly, the presence of the cuckoo on Hera's sceptre at Hermione or the invention of the panpipe were explained by fables.
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.
Before the Tang dynasty (ad 618 907) the panpipe was called xiao, a name that from that time forward was applied to a single-tube end-blown flute.
The idea of the hydraulis, a water organ, may have stemmed from the multitubed panpipe.
Before the Tang dynasty (618 907 ce), the term xiao denoted a multi-tube instrument later known as the paixiao, or panpipe.
The presence nearby of places that could have hosted ceremonial feasts, complete with midden heaps containing the remains of serving vessels, ceramic panpipes and abundant leftover maize, adds grist to their mill.Dr Ghezzi and Dr Ruggles point to the existence of ceramic warrior figures found at Chankillo to support their thesis that there was an elite class in Chavìn society.
Boys between five and nine years of age play instruments with only three pipes, while men's panpipes have eight or nine.
Panpipes are usually made in two rows and are intended to be played as a pair by two performers using interlocking style.
Even an old-fashioned Punch-and-Judy show had a drum and panpipes as an overture.
Aerophones present an array of vertical and transverse (horizontally played) flutes, panpipes, ring flutes, shawms, clarinets, gourd trumpets, conch shells, ocarinas, and flutes with different mouthpieces.
