cane reed การใช้

• All the pipes use single cane reeds made from Arundo donax.
• Mouth-blown versions are also available, but they are less common because the moist air tends to injure the cane reeds.
• The 25 tracks present various combinations of reproduced instruments, including the pan flute, straight trumpet, wooden flute and cane reed instruments.
• In Yemen, scribes prepared their own ink concoction, usually made from soaking cane reed ( calamus ), rather than the feathered quill.
• These bonfires are not just piles of refuse and splinters that someone sets ablaze, but rather carefully constructed teepee-shaped towers _ built around a frame of willow and covered with cane reed.
• In the Messinese dialect the single blade cane reed mounted in the chanters and drones is called a " zammara . " In the province of Catania the reed is called a " zampogna ."
• The characteristic penetrating, slightly nasal sound of the oboe is produced by blowing through a hand-carved cane reed into a long wooden tube consisting of three fitted sections, with a complex arrangement of keys to produce various pitches.
• What might work, she realized, were pots turned and shaped by clay-caked hands, rugs woven by the push and pull of a wooden loom, and baskets of river cane reeds and honeysuckle vine laced by the fingers of Cherokee and Appalachian makers.
• When the fire gets going, the cane reed will begin to pop and shoot sparks into the air, " like shooting stars, " said Guy Poche, whose family has been building them for all of his 60-some-odd years, and for generations before that.