What type of instrument is a Pan flute?
Solution:
The Pan Flute is part of the woodwind family. The Pan Flute requires air to be blown through it causing columns of air inside the flute to vibrate. That vibration of air is what causes sound to come out of the instrument.
A pan flute is a reed instrument composed of multiple aligned pipes, each tuned to a different pitch. The musician creates a melody by blowing over the tops of the pipes.