panpipes

It must have happened while she was playing the panpipes.

Relieved to have the subject change, she lifted the panpipes.

A device of tubes, like panpipes, is suspended before him.

Before his face was the control that looked like panpipes or a harmonica in clear plastic.

He brought out his panpipes and played a military melody: reveille.

He dug out his panpipes and handed them over.

No, they merely liked the music, perhaps not having heard the panpipes as played by a unicorn before.

As he did so, a piece of paper fluttered away in the breeze; it must have been stuck to the panpipes.

A lilting tune played on panpipes was the traditional invitation to dance.

She had, as a matter of private challenge, learned to play the panpipes in girlform.

Then he brought out his panpipes and played a merry melody; the little black notes rose up, scattering across the scene.

There was music, too: the melody of panpipes.

He amuses them with his human ways and agrees to play the panpipes at the fairy dances.

Dancing is often accompanied by bamboo bands, and panpipes are a popular accompaniment.

The panpipes disappeared as they joyously embraced and celebrated.

A similar tradition existed in the United States of playing the panpipes together with a tambourine.

The bells halted, and from the main doors came a lilting tune, the song of panpipes.

When he played his panpipes, he sometimes crescendoed.

In these variations, the typical number of pipes consisted in the panpipes ranges from 5 to 8.

A goatherd with his flock, playing the panpipes."

Each unicorn's horn was musical, resembling a different instrument, and hers resembled the panpipes.

Examples of open flutes are the transverse flute, panpipes and ocarinas.

Versions of the modern flute and panpipes.

The panpipes also feature in two instrumental sections in the song, as well as during the end.

Mike Seeger playing panpipes in a sweet leather vest!