A panpipe is a traditional wind instrument consisting of a series of tubes or pipes of varying lengths, arranged in a row and often tied together. The player produces sound by blowing across the open ends of the pipes. Each pipe is tuned to a different pitch, allowing the player to create melodies by covering or uncovering the pipes or by blowing across different ones. Panpipes are known for their warm, harmonious sound and are used in various musical traditions around the world, including Andean, Balkan, and African music.

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