Instruments and their likely 'real world' equivalent:
* reed-pipes - oboes, clarinets, and bassoons
* chanter-pipes - bagpipes ("the delicate, steady pulsing of each breath")
* wood-pipes - flutes, piccolos, etc
* brass-pipes - trumpets, trombones, tubas, other horns
* polychords - stringed instruments, probably including violins, violas, cellos and double basses
* idiophones (clappers, knockers, and cymbals) - percussion instruments
* membranophones - drums, in particular timpani
* organophone - most likely a keyboard instrument, though whether a piano, harpsichord, or organ is not clear.
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| - Instruments and their likely 'real world' equivalent:
* reed-pipes - oboes, clarinets, and bassoons
* chanter-pipes - bagpipes ("the delicate, steady pulsing of each breath")
* wood-pipes - flutes, piccolos, etc
* brass-pipes - trumpets, trombones, tubas, other horns
* polychords - stringed instruments, probably including violins, violas, cellos and double basses
* idiophones (clappers, knockers, and cymbals) - percussion instruments
* membranophones - drums, in particular timpani
* organophone - most likely a keyboard instrument, though whether a piano, harpsichord, or organ is not clear.
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| - Instruments and their likely 'real world' equivalent:
* reed-pipes - oboes, clarinets, and bassoons
* chanter-pipes - bagpipes ("the delicate, steady pulsing of each breath")
* wood-pipes - flutes, piccolos, etc
* brass-pipes - trumpets, trombones, tubas, other horns
* polychords - stringed instruments, probably including violins, violas, cellos and double basses
* idiophones (clappers, knockers, and cymbals) - percussion instruments
* membranophones - drums, in particular timpani
* organophone - most likely a keyboard instrument, though whether a piano, harpsichord, or organ is not clear.
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