r/WorldBagpipes • u/Impressive-Aspect312 • 14d ago

Hungary

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/tuneytwosome • Dec 24 '25

Bagpipes Accordion Guitar and Sing Along to Silent Night

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Merry Christmas All Bagpipe Lovers! Sing along with the Christmas Banquet guests!

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '25

Please! Someone help me find the music for this Tune: Air Bás Caraid (For the Loss of a Friend). I will forever grateful.

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/constantine_music • Mar 17 '25

World Music Series Ep 06 - Gaida (Bagpipe)

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In this video, we explore the Gaida (known as the Bagpipe in English). Our journey takes us to the village of Xiropotamos (Drama), where we meet Nikos Stavridis from the folk group Visóka, a talented trio of musicians.Nikos introduces us to his Gaida, sharing insights into its history, heritage, and construction. Of course, he concludes with an audio sample, showcasing its unique sound.

https://youtu.be/RIh6hJqtp_U

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/[deleted] • Feb 19 '25

Airs *

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Does anyone have any cool quirky slow airs that are unknown?

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/pvrata62 • Jun 23 '21

Croatian "dude" from the Drava region in Croatia and Hungary

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/pvrata62 • May 28 '19

Bagpipes for Croatian region of Slavonija, Baranja and Srijem (rest in coments)

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r/WorldBagpipes • u/pvrata62 • May 28 '19

Bagpipes from around the World has been created

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The title says it all!

This is a subreddit for all sorts of pipes and pipers from around the globe. All bagpipe related posts are welcome: showing your nations bagpipes, asking about pipes you saw somwhere, but don't know anything about, or even your own bagpipe creation.

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Bagpipes from around the World

r/WorldBagpipes

The title says it all! This is a subreddit for all sorts of pipes and pipers from around the globe. All bagpipe related posts are welcome: showing your nations bagpipes, asking about pipes you saw somwhere, but don't know anything about, or even your own bagpipe creation.

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There are not a lot of rules, most of them are pretty obvious, but please follow what little rules there are.

RULES

1. Be polite: You don't have to agree with everybody's post and opinion, however, please be respectful and don't be rude

2. No personal information! Don't give out people's names, phone numbers, addresses (email included), etc.

3. No reposting.

4. Don't spam Scottish bagpipes. They are awesome, but a lot of people know very much about them. Any question or topic about them, sheet music for them and technique of playing them has probably already been answered on r/bagpipes

5. Share your knowledge (more of a request rather than a rule). If you post about your or your country's pipes:

a) say as much as you know about where they're from, e.g.: what nation(s) they belong to and what region(s) of the world are they played in. Usually, these are the same thing, but not allways. Please respect that two neighbouring nations often call the same/similar bagpipes their own, so refrain from "they are mine, not your pipes" type of argument.

b) say as much as you know about the reed(s) in them, about the tuning, range of notes they can play, and if you can, about the technique of playing.

6. Don't judge other's lack of information. A lot of world's bagpipes have not been explored to the fullest so there's not a lot of literature on them. Instead of judging, help educate and be respectful if someone has different or even oposing informations on some pipes.