bagpipe
~ Wind instrument
Description
The bagpipe is an instrument consisting of a series of enclosed reeds fed by a bag of air.
Relationships
| subtypes: | biniou (Small Breton bagpipe) cabrette (Auvergnat bagpipe) cimpoi (Romanian & Moldovan bagpipe) cornemuse du Centre (French two-drone bagpipes) dūdmaišis (Lithuanian bagpipe) dudy (Czechian / Bohemian bagpipe) dudy podhalanskie (Podhale bagpipe) dudy wielkopolskie (Great Polish bagpipe) gaida (Southeastern Europe and Balkan bagpipe) hümmelchen (Small German Renaissance bagpipe) Magyar duda (Traditional Hungarian bagpipe) mashak (Northern Indian bagpipe) matstsyanka (Belorussian duda) mezwed (Tunisian and Algerian bagpipe) neyanban (Iranian single reed bagpipe) parkapzuk (Armenian double chanter bagpipe) piva (Northern Italian bagpipe) practice chanter sac de gemecs (Catalonian bagpipe) säckpipa (Historical Swedish bagpipes) somu dūdas (Latvian bagpipe) torupill (Estonian folk bagpipe) tsampouna (Greek double chanter droneless bagpipe) veuze (Breton bagpipe) xeremies (Mallorcan bagpipe) zampogna (Large Italian bagpipe) żaqq (Maltese mouth-blown bagpipe) |
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| subtypes (as bellow-blown bagpipes): | gajdy (Large Silesian bellow-blown bagpipe) Great Highland bagpipe (Large Scottish bagpipe) musette de cour (French baroque bagpipe) Northumbrian pipes (Small north east England bagpipes) Scottish smallpipes (Small Scottish bagpipe) uilleann pipes (Irish bellow-blown bagpipe) |
| subtypes (as gaita): | gaita asturiana (Larger Asturian bagpipe) gaita de boto (Cloth covered Aragonese bagpipe) gaita gallega (Two to three drone Galician bagpipe) gaita sanabresa (Small single drone Sanabrian bagpipe) |
| type of (as bagpipes): | double reed |
| Wikidata: | Q8347 [info] |
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| information page: | https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/1911_Encyclopædia_Britannica/Bag-pipe [info] |
| other databases: | https://saisaibatake.ame-zaiku.com/gakki/gakki_bagpipe_etc.html [info] |