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Definition of reed pipe in English: reed pipenoun 1A simple wind instrument having or made from a reed. Example sentencesExamples - The Sami also invented their own musical instrument, a small reed pipe.
- Starting from left, there are the percussionists Tsai Chun-chang and Chung Cheng-tah, and on the Chinese reed pipe is Kuo Ching-tsai.
- Two reed instruments are also used: the ney, a single reed pipe; and the maqrum, a double-reed clarinet.
- Her voice was empty, thin, like an unsteady breeze blowing across a reed pipe.
- Soweto's famous 40-strong Imilonji kaNtu Choral Society, led by director Gobingca George Mxadana, will accompany the uhadi bow harp, tshikona reed pipe, ixilongwe, kudu horn, mbira, marimba, drum, shaker and clapper.
- Peaceman's opening in the first of the six portraits, ‘Pan - who played upon the reed pipe which is Syrinx, his beloved’ is mysteriously distant and full of reverence.
- After he was done singing, Seiriô took out a reed pipe and played an improvised musical interlude.
- Despite being written for a barbarian reed pipe, Ts'ai Yen's songs can still be sung on Chinese instruments.
- In the first tale, Chinese soldiers tied reed pipes to kites and flew the kites at night.
- Mercury sat with Argus for hours and told stories and played soothing music on the reed pipe to lull the guard to sleep, but although many of the eyes closed, Argus managed to keep a few eyes open to watch Io.
- Donning the guise of a country cowherd and veiling his godhead, Hermes approached Argus, seemingly unaware of the Titan's presence, playing an achingly wonderful tune upon a reed pipe.
- The reed pipe's name is derived from a Hebrew verb meaning ‘to have inordinate affection’ even ‘lust’ or ‘sensual love’.
- 1.1 An organ pipe with a reed.
Example sentencesExamples - It is noteworthy that it had such reed pipes as Dulcian and Regal, in contrast with the little chamber positives that are so often used in concert halls today, attempting to fulfil that accompanying role with nothing but flues.
Definition of reed pipe in US English: reed pipenounˈrēd ˌpīp 1A simple wind instrument made from a reed or with the sound produced by a reed. Example sentencesExamples - In the first tale, Chinese soldiers tied reed pipes to kites and flew the kites at night.
- The reed pipe's name is derived from a Hebrew verb meaning ‘to have inordinate affection’ even ‘lust’ or ‘sensual love’.
- Soweto's famous 40-strong Imilonji kaNtu Choral Society, led by director Gobingca George Mxadana, will accompany the uhadi bow harp, tshikona reed pipe, ixilongwe, kudu horn, mbira, marimba, drum, shaker and clapper.
- The Sami also invented their own musical instrument, a small reed pipe.
- After he was done singing, Seiriô took out a reed pipe and played an improvised musical interlude.
- Despite being written for a barbarian reed pipe, Ts'ai Yen's songs can still be sung on Chinese instruments.
- Donning the guise of a country cowherd and veiling his godhead, Hermes approached Argus, seemingly unaware of the Titan's presence, playing an achingly wonderful tune upon a reed pipe.
- Starting from left, there are the percussionists Tsai Chun-chang and Chung Cheng-tah, and on the Chinese reed pipe is Kuo Ching-tsai.
- Her voice was empty, thin, like an unsteady breeze blowing across a reed pipe.
- Two reed instruments are also used: the ney, a single reed pipe; and the maqrum, a double-reed clarinet.
- Mercury sat with Argus for hours and told stories and played soothing music on the reed pipe to lull the guard to sleep, but although many of the eyes closed, Argus managed to keep a few eyes open to watch Io.
- Peaceman's opening in the first of the six portraits, ‘Pan - who played upon the reed pipe which is Syrinx, his beloved’ is mysteriously distant and full of reverence.
- 1.1 An organ pipe with a reed.
Example sentencesExamples - It is noteworthy that it had such reed pipes as Dulcian and Regal, in contrast with the little chamber positives that are so often used in concert halls today, attempting to fulfil that accompanying role with nothing but flues.
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