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| − | + | The '''Magpipes''' are a series of tubes and funnels, going from 20 centimetres to several metres long, that [[Dr. Magwood]] can use expertly to create a range of musical tones. | |
| − | The '''Magpipes''' are a series of tubes and funnels, going from 20 centimetres to several metres long, that [[Dr. Magwood]] can use expertly to create a range of musical tones. The tubes are made of various materials, with most being copper, steel, or plastic. The first recorded use of the Magpipes was at a [[work session]] in [[2006-07]]. [[Olivia Frank]] has been known to have an affinity for the Magpipes. | + | The tubes are made of various materials, with most being copper, steel, or plastic. The first recorded use of the Magpipes was at a [[work session]] in [[2006-07]]. [[Olivia Frank]] has been known to have an affinity for the Magpipes. |
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Latest revision as of 22:18, 26 September 2011
The Magpipes are a series of tubes and funnels, going from 20 centimetres to several metres long, that Dr. Magwood can use expertly to create a range of musical tones. The tubes are made of various materials, with most being copper, steel, or plastic. The first recorded use of the Magpipes was at a work session in 2006-07. Olivia Frank has been known to have an affinity for the Magpipes.
