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There are a number of instruments traditionally used in Peru but few are as ubiquitous in the music of the Andes as the panpipes. They have been found all over the Americas, as far north as Canada but believed to have originated in Peru, at least as far back as 4200 BC. The earliest example found which dated from that period was discovered in Cahuachi, Peru.
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The sikú normally has two rows and can be made different sizes which [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] are usually tuned an octave apart from one another. The largest of them is called a Toyo, the longest pipe of which can be around 120 centimeters in length. Although they come in relatively standard sizes now, at one time they would vary from region to region, sometimes from community to community.
There is a sikú called the tabla that has each reed cut to the same length, making it rectangular shaped but with stoppers inside the reeds to change the resonant length. Other types of sikús can put extra reeds in front that are open-ended as a way of changing the sound.
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It is still common to hear traditional folkloric music played on these pipes, particularly in the countryside or in touristic areas such as Cusco. One will also hear popular modern tunes such as The Eagle's Hotel California recorded with the addition of panpipes.
This instrument has a way of dividing people from other countries. Some find it quaint while others absolutely detest it. Of course, this can also depend on not just the skill but also [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] the passion of the musician. There are, unfortunately, some groups that [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] wander from restaurant playing solely as a way to make money as opposed to it coming from the heart.
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