Small Bagpipes
German Bagpipes - Hümmelchen
- Length: 1:44
- Rating: 4.822222
Tags: bagpipes dudelsack huemmelchen hümmelchen austrian german early baroque vereno widhalm
This bagpipe is a reconstruction of a small chamber bagpipe described by Michael Praetorius in 1619. The name "Hümmelchen" derives from a Low German dialect word "humeln, hameln", meaning "to shorten a cow's horn". Thus, the meaning refers to this instrument being a small, "shortened" version of...
Gemshorn and small bagpipe: The Nigthingale: English folk song
- Length: 2:19
- Rating: 4.875
Tags: English irish folk Nigthingale Gemshorn Hümmelchen Weltmusik
English folk recorded live on 18th of Oktober 2008 at the Nathanaelchurch in Berlin by the group Zweyerley Pfeifferey: Heidi Frielinghaus,Gemshorn and Maria Scharwieß, Hümmelchen (small Renaissance bagpipe).More info on our website.
Scottish Bagpipes: Mike Katz of Battlefield Band playing the Scottish small pipes
- Length: 4:35
- Rating: 4.895238
Tags: Battlefield Band Mike Katz Alasdair White Sean O'Donnell Alan Reid Bagpipes Scotland Celtic Traditional Fiddle Guitar Slow Air Strathspey
Mike Katz of Battlefield Band, playing three tunes on the Scottish small pipes. Filmed at Temple Records Studio, Scotland, December 2008. See www.battlefieldband.co.uk to find out more about the band and their upcoming tour dates. Go to www.templerecords.co.uk to find Battlefield Band CDs, DVDs,...
Mike Katz & Mike Whellans playing Scottish small bagpipes & harmonica
- Length: 3:30
- Rating: 5.0
Tags: Mike Whellans Battlefield Band Katz Alasdair White Sean O'Donnell Alan Reid Bagpipes Scotland Celtic Traditional Fiddle Guitar Slow Air Strathspey Reel Small Pipes John Martin Juan Martino Tannahill Weavers Tail Toddle Robert Burns Harmonica Harp Moothie Blues One Man Aly Bain Boys of The Lough
SCOTTISH SMALL PIPES & HARMONICA? WHY NOT...? Recorded on a sunny afternoon at Temple Records, and sitting in the conservatory rather than the studio, this recording is really just a couple of friends playing a couple of tunes over a cup of tea. It sounded great so we put up a couple of mics and...
Wedding-Highland & Small Bagpipes
- Length: 7:22
- Rating: n/a
Tags: bagpipes highland bagpipes scottish music wedding bagpiper
Wedding-Highland & Small Bagpipes
Scottish Bagpipes - It's a Small World
- Length: 1:28
- Rating: 5.0
Tags: Disneyland Resort Paris soundtrack It's Small World Scottish Bagpipes
Soundtrack of It's a Small World at Disneyland Resort Paris.
Abide With Me - Gibson Small Pipes & Great Highland Bagpipes
- Length: 4:8
- Rating: 5.0
Tags: Abide With Me bagpipes gibson bagpipes highland pipes small pipes
My rendition of Abide With Me played on Fireside pipes and Great Highland pipes. Abide with Me is a Christian hymn written by Henry Francis Lyte.
Electronic Bagpipes: Studio Piper & the Technopipes - Small Pipes Sample - www.ePipes.co.uk
- Length: 0:37
- Rating: n/a
Tags: Bagpipes Technopipes Electronic Studio Piper epipes Bagpipe VST MIDI
Recorded using Studio Piper (bagpipe software) and the Technopipes (electronic bagpipe hardware). To hear the true high quality audio visit - www.epipes.co.uk/products.html
Bagpipes - Small Jig's Selection
- Length: 2:22
- Rating: 5.0
Tags: Bagpipes jigs gordon duncan highland scottish
Selection of small 2 parted jigs
Electronic Bagpipes: Studio Piper & the Technopipes - Small Pipes Sample
- Length: 0:18
- Rating: n/a
Tags: Bagpipes Technopipes Electronic Bagpipes Studio Piper epipes Bagpipe VST MIDI
To hear the true high quality audio visit - www.epipes.co.uk/products.html Recorded using Studio Piper (bagpipe software) and the Technopipes (electronic bagpipe hardware). Audio sample of the Small Pipe in Studio Piper playing Rocking the Baby.
Great Highland Bagpipes & Small Pipes - Abide With Me
- Length: 4:8
- Rating: n/a
Tags: bagpipes highland bagpipes scottish music
Great Highland Bagpipes & Small Pipes - Abide With Me
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Though the Scottish Great Highland Bagpipe and Irish uilleann pipes have the greatest international visibility, bagpipes of several varieties can be found in use throughout Europe, Northern Africa, the Persian Gulf, and the Caucasus. The name bagpipe has almost become synonymous with its best-known form, the Great Highland Bagpipe, overshadowing the great number and variety of traditional forms of bagpipe. The Great Highland Bagpipe is classified as a woodwind instrument, like the bassoon, oboe, or clarinet. The two tenor drones are an octave below the keynote (Low A) of the chanter) and the bass drone two octaves below. Small-Bagpipes The piper produces sound by inflating the bag and applying pressure to the bag with the arm. The Highland Bagpipe in its original form was constructed from reeds. Although it is classified as a double reed instrument, the reeds are all closed inside the wooden stocks, instead of being played directly by mouth as other woodwinds are. Some examples of these tales can be found in "The Piper and the Pooka" and the "The cow that ate the Piper. Small-Bagpipes Any of an ancient family of double-reed folk woodwind instruments employing a bladder, filled by the player through a mouthpiece, or bellows as an air reservoir to a ‘chanter’ or fingered melody pipe, and two or three optional drone pipes providing a continuous accompanying harmony.
The Highland bagpipes are the national instrument of Scotland. The Highland pipe of Scotland, the most well-known type, was a martial instrument and from it comes the modern great pipe; but at least six other types were once used in the British Isles. I think one of the mistakes made today is to play such a powerful instrument within a confined area. Small-Bagpipes There are also a set of ornaments usually used for pìobaireachd, for example the dare, vedare, chedare, darado, taorluath and crunluath. They were to play outside her window of a morning for fifteen minutes depending on which castle she was residing. This tradition continued until her death in 2002. The popularity of the pipes grew and were spread across Europe by migrants. Small-Bagpipes As a result, notes cannot be separated by simply stopping blowing or tonguing so gracenotes and combinations of gracenotes, called embellishments, are used for this purpose. A set of bagpipes minimally consists of an air supply, a bag, a chanter, and usually a drone.
Although less so now, depending on the tuning of the player, certain notes are tuned slightly off just intonation, for example, the D could be tuned slightly sharp for effect. The air escapes through the drones and chanter, via reeds placed within each pipe. Small-Bagpipes Pipe music has existed for many years and is often represented in art and artifacts dating over 4000BC. The chanter usually has eight finger holes, two tone holes, and a range of nine notes from low G to high A. Playing the Great Highland Bagpipe is also used for a solo virtuosic style called piobaireachd or pibroch. Some occasions call for traditional kilt and attire, decorated in the pattern of your clan and others for less traditional needs of clothing. Small-Bagpipes Certain families became synonymous with the pipes and particular melodies. They were often played at celebrations where they were used to sing and dance to. Despite the decline of these other types of pipes over the last few centuries, in recent years many of these pipes have seen a resurgence or even revival as traditional musicians have sought them out; for example, the Irish piping tradition, which by the mid 20th century had declined to a handful of master players is today alive, well, and flourishing a situation similar to that of the Asturian gaita, the Galician gaita, the Aragonese Gaita de boto, Northumbrian smallpipes, the Breton Biniou, the Balkan Gaida, the Turkish Tulum, the Scottish smallpipes and Pastoral pipes, as well as other varieties.
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