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16 Mar 00 - 06:27 PM (#196364) Subject: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: GUEST,Cometfan@aol.com |
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16 Mar 00 - 07:26 PM (#196392) Subject: RE: Help: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: Homeless I've made a few sets of panpipes, so I can *maybe* help, but I need to know more specifically what you want help on. |
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16 Mar 00 - 07:43 PM (#196397) Subject: RE: Help: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: Barbara As a kid,we used to make panpipes of sorts out of Horsetail grass. We'd pull the segments apart and blow over the ends of them until we found a set that would play the right intervals. the volume of the tube -- closed at the bottom -- is what determines the pitch. The ones I have seen are open at the top and are just blown across, bottle fashion. Blessings, Barbara |
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16 Mar 00 - 08:22 PM (#196423) Subject: RE: Help: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: catspaw49 You can whistle up Dr. Boom by CLICKING ANYWHERE ON THIS POST and check with the e-mail addy for Barry in the first post. Spaw (except here) |
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16 Mar 00 - 11:03 PM (#196563) Subject: RE: Help: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: harpgirl ..hey you Buckeye! Dr. Sound and I had a campfire of discarded bamboo under a gibbous moon last week...we had controlled burning...no grass caught fire...I'm gonna get him to learn Ganglat Fran Mockfjard on the flute...the harpster |
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17 Mar 00 - 11:50 AM (#196777) Subject: RE: Help: Help?Create a working pan-pipe. From: Jon W. You can make them out of PVC plumbing pipe and end caps, I believe. |