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"Wisp Call," composed by Herman Miller, is a piece of music featured in Ultima VII. The wistful melody is played on pipes and expresses the mysterious nature of the Wisps. In-game, it is heard when using the wisp whistle or normal panpipes. The piece also provides accompaniment in Ultima VII Part Two at the Fighter Park of Monitor and while acquiring the Order Serpent Eye at the Shrine of Balance. Listen to "Wisp Call" in its original MIDI version here: File:Gnome-speakernotes.png

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rdfs:label	Wisp Call
rdfs:comment	"Wisp Call," composed by Herman Miller, is a piece of music featured in Ultima VII. The wistful melody is played on pipes and expresses the mysterious nature of the Wisps. In-game, it is heard when using the wisp whistle or normal panpipes. The piece also provides accompaniment in Ultima VII Part Two at the Fighter Park of Monitor and while acquiring the Order Serpent Eye at the Shrine of Balance. Listen to "Wisp Call" in its original MIDI version here: File:Gnome-speakernotes.png
dcterms:subject	Ultima VII Ultima VII Part Two Music
abstract	"Wisp Call," composed by Herman Miller, is a piece of music featured in Ultima VII. The wistful melody is played on pipes and expresses the mysterious nature of the Wisps. In-game, it is heard when using the wisp whistle or normal panpipes. The piece also provides accompaniment in Ultima VII Part Two at the Fighter Park of Monitor and while acquiring the Order Serpent Eye at the Shrine of Balance. Listen to "Wisp Call" in its original MIDI version here: File:Gnome-speakernotes.png

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