Panpipes

Panpipes, known in Goiky as famous conductor Pan Flute, are a woodwind instrument. Derived from the principle of acoustic resonance, panpipes consist of multiple pipes of gradual length, made of various materials such as bamboo and sugar cane. Panpipes were named after Pan, the Greek god of the wild, shepherds, flocks, pastoral music, and impromptus, as well as the companion of the nymphs. They are used in various cultures from Romania to the Solomon Islands, but are most popularly used in Andean countries like Peru and Bolivia.

Anyone who speaks near panpipes is called out.