Bagpipes from all over the world

[Kadu]

Not quite, basically from the Mediterranean basin, North and Baltic sea.
It's in portuguese but you'll be able to identify the places byt its names. It contains sound files.

http://www.gaitadefoles.net/gaitadef...undogaitas.htm


Who knows if it corresponds(my conjecture) to the spread of the Megalithic culture during the copper and early bronze ages...

[Äike]

The Estonian bagpipe

[Beorn]

English bagpipes

[Treffie]

Let's all outdo each other

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34O9j6Xpjlw[/YOUTUBE]

[Äike]

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0T1Tmo8144[/YOUTUBE]

[The Black Prince]

Very interesting hypotheses.

Busy..searching after old Lowlandic/Jutlandic/North-German doedelzak/ dudelsack.

[Äike]

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsej5uQLEDI[/YOUTUBE]

[Bari]

Albanian bagpipe


[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y180lwazVQ&feature=related[/YOUTUBE]

[The Black Prince]

Very interesting hypotheses.

Busy..searching after old Lowlandic/Jutlandic/North-German doedelzak/ dudelsack.

Doering, L. (1936). Schnick, schnack, Dudelsack : Reime für lustige Leserlein mit Bildern. Scholz` Bilderlesebücher Nr. 393.
Mainz.

Schnick, schnack, Dudelsack,
Unser Kind will tanzen,
Schnick, schnack, Dudelsack,
Unser Kind will tanzen,
Spielt mir einen schönen Tanz,
Aennchen, Gretchen, Fritz und Franz,
Schnick, schnack. Dudelsack,
Wollen lustig tanzen.

[Tabiti]

100 Kaba Gaidi
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