adde et distinctum quem musica tibia flatum concipit: aut ille est presso modulamine parcus, aut tumidum largo sublimat flamine bombum, aut raucos frangit modulos, aut lene susurrat, aut exile trahens sonitus producit acutos, aut murmur tenerum sublidit voce minuta.
There is, too, the differing breath of the musical pipe: either it is slight, keeping the music down, or with great blowing it raises a loud swelling sound; it utters harsh, rough strains, or a gentle whisper, or taking in a meagre breath it brings out shrill notes, or with tone reduced it just squeezes out a soft murmur.
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