Translation of "Sackpfeife" in English

Binioù means bagpipe in the Breton language.

The cornemuse du Centre France or musette du Centre is a type of bagpipe native to Central France.

Is it bagpipes or... or the Clear Shark?

The mythical bagpipe of the ferryman promises the North German minstrels immortality.

He plays nyckelharpa (keyed fiddle), Swedish bagpipes, Dalsland pipes, guitar.

Melodic variation is widely used in Celtic music, especially by the pipes and harp.

Sikupilli (Estonian for "Bagpipes'") is a subdistrict () in the district of Lasnamäe, Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.

The hümmelchen is a type of small German bagpipe, attested in Syntagma Musicum by Michael Praetorius during the Renaissance.

The musician plays the bagpipe.

The direct relation between this pipe and the sac de gemecs is still reflected in that the only major difference between the two pipes is that all the drones of the sac de gemecs sound, whereas two of the three xeremia drones are often dummy drones for aesthetic purposes, with only one of the three actually functional.

Hence the Sackpfeife is also the highest mountain in Marburg-Biedenkopf and is marketed by the Biedenkopf Municipal Development Company to that end, whilst Waldeck-Frankenberg has clearly higher mountains in the Upland.

The title became simply Arcadia and now consisted of a dedication, an introduction, twelve units of prose and verse, and an epilogue (A la Zampogna – To the bagpipes).

When James I the Conqueror, conquered Majorca and Ibiza and repopulated those lands with his vassals of Catalan origin, they brought the bagpipes with them: the sac de gemecs, from which the Mallorcan xeremia (xeremia mallorquina) is derived.

The Sackpfeife is accessible by car on a no-through road between Hatzfeld-Eifa and Biedenkopf that branches off the Bundesstraße 253.

The early bladder pipe is in a family of the early medieval "chorus" instruments, a word which in medieval Latin was frequently used also for the bagpipe.

Buttes of the Rhenish Massif - like the Sackpfeife (674 m), Angelburg (609 m), Dünsberg (498 m) and Rimberg (498 m); and basalt kuppen, like the Amöneburg, Stoppelberg (402 m) in the north of the Eastern Hintertaunus or the Gleiberg - characterise the landscape.

Although the Sackpfeife is not one of the highest mountains in the Rothaar, whose summits reach 843.2 m, it towers prominently above its immediate surroundings and has a topographic isolation of about 8 km.

The Gajda is a bagpipe similar to the Dudelsack, we know from Western Europe, which is widespread in the southern part of Balkan Peninsula, especially in the Thrace region.

The Swedish bagpipes, which is distinguishable by its warm, soft sound, has got many friends throughout the whole world.

Usually two or more lead singers strive to out-sing each other, accompanied by group singing and the music of folk instruments, early on gajde (bagpipes) and tamburica samica, later on tambura ensembles or mixed ensembles composed of a violin, accordion and tamburas.

But that is nothing compared to the distance in time to the oldest preserved bagpipe from the 15th century.

Medieval juggler groups will entertain with an exciting programme of juggling, fire artistry, and interactive games whilst musicians play their songs on old instruments such as bagpipes, davul skin drums and shawm.

His son Triva, called Lala, followed his steps, and managed to send three of his six children to the teacher-training school by merely playing bagpipes.

The mouth blown has one or two drones, if more are desired then I recommend "The northern uillean pipes", the bellow blown Swedish bagpipes with three drones.