Since the 1960s, these instruments have been the signature product of Generation Music. Elias Lerole played this instrument on the song “Tom Hark” in a band named for him, the word “zig-zag,” and this instrument. One of these instruments, which is a relative of the Irish feadóg stáin (“FAD-og STAHN”), was the primary instrument of Lemmy Mabaso, Spokes Mashiyane, and other lead musicians in South African kwela ensembles. (10[1])That variety of these instruments belongs to a family that includes a slide-operated one of them named for swanee and the flageolet (10[1])(“FLAH-jo-lay”). That family of these instruments includes one named either for being made out of tin (10[2])or (10[1])for the (10[1])price (10[1])it costs (-5[1])to buy, (10[2])which (-5[1])was a penny. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])the “duct” (10[1]-5[2])or “fipple” family of what (10[1])woodwind instrument (10[2])contrasts with the transverse (10[1])variety and includes the recorder? ■END■ (10[3])