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A Web Site by Oliver Seeler |
Page 2 of 30 illustrating the pipes heard on Bagpipes of the World |
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| The scales and key signatures given may be regarded as approximations; bagpipes may deviate from conventional standards in absolute and relative pitch. |
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Left, The French Cornemuse being played by Sean Folsom; right, Arrigo D'Albert accompanying on the French Vielle a Roue (also known as "Wheel Fiddle" and "Hurdy-Gurdy"). The two instruments have been played together for centuries. | ![]() |
| Detail showing the chanter and smaller drone emerging from a common stock. | ![]() |
This configuration is not uncommon among continental European bagpipes and can be seen in many old works of art. |
| Top to bottom, bass drone & single-blade reed, tenor drone & single-blade reed, chanter and double-blade reed. | ![]() |