Lesson 15 of 84 · World Music
⭐ 30 XPNative American Music
The panpipes are ancient instruments from South America.
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Learn about native american music: analyze how world music influences pop and jazz
What You'll Learn
The panpipes are ancient instruments from South America. They are made of tubes of different lengths that produce different pitches when you blow across them.
Analyze how world music influences pop and jazz
Respect and appreciate diverse musical traditions
Notes on the Staff
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Check Your Understanding
Question 1 of 3
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