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You blow into its bag and use your arm to press air out to the pipes. That's why music can be played while you breathe in. It's the skill of knowing how to keep the proper air pressure flowing that allows the best sound.

That's the problem, when is it ok for someone to die willingly? People who's bodies are dying, is it ok for them to end their pain? Their health slips away and nothing seems to help. Others may hope someone sick will get better, but hope won't heal. Is it dignified to crave death and be allowed it? What if, rhetorically, the person's self is dying, an endless depression that is consuming their world, is it ok for them to end their pain? Their soul slips away and nothing seems to help. Others may hope someone depressed will get better, but hope won't heal. Is it dignified to crave death and be allowed it? Isn't mental pain as real as physical? Why would anyone ever go against someone's will to die? This is the slippery slope euthanasia presents, when do we say someone has the right to die? Either everyone's pain allows the accepted choice of death, or no ones. I can tell you there's only one if these worlds I would want to live in.

Cyanide is a horribly painful way to die. You foam at the mouth because you're literally having a seizure. Cyanide is quick, not peaceful.