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a wind instrument with a reed and several sticks, played by squeezing a bag and blowing through one of its pipes, originated from Scotland
What is a "bagpipe"?
A bagpipe is a wind instrument consisting of a set of pipes that are played by blowing air into a bag made of animal skin or synthetic material. The player fills the bag with air and uses a set of pipes, including a melody pipe and one or more additional pipes that produce a constant background sound, to create music. The air is pushed through these pipes to produce a distinctive, continuous tone. Bagpipes are used in various musical traditions, including Scottish, Irish, and Balkan music, and are known for their powerful and unique sound.
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The bagpipe is a traditional Scottish musical instrument with a distinctive sound.
Bagpipes are often played at weddings and funerals in Scottish culture.
The band included a bagpipe player to add a traditional touch to their performance.
The bagpipe's melody echoed through the countryside during the Celtic festival.
He played the bagpipe at the Highland Games, showcasing his skill in traditional Scottish music.
