Noun:

காற்றடைத்த தோல் பையுடன் கூடிய ஒருவகை இசைக்கருவி,

bagpipe's Usage Examples:

"Scotland and Ireland's traditional form of dance is Country Dancing, characterised by couples swinging each other around by the arm to the sound of cheery accordions, fiddles, bagpipes, pipes and guitars.

That's best left to the school uniform skirts and maybe kilts that are worn while playing the bagpipes.

Sense of humor bagpiper 's rendition of the roomy open upon our arrival.

In the days of border raids from Scotland into northern England, the skirl of bagpipes often meant ' The Cats are coming !skirl of bagpipes often meant ' The Cats are coming!In 1745 Prince Charles Edward twice marched through Penrith, and a skirmish took place at Clifton.

String, brass and woodwind ensembles, solo trumpeters, bagpipers and pianists.

Among engravings of the same time are three Madonnas, the apostles Thomas and Paul, a bagpiper and two peasants dancing, and three or four experiments in etching on plates of iron and zinc.

He blew into the bagpipes and made an ear-splitting tuneless racket.

Perhaps it is now the turn of the Irish bagpipe to become popular in Scotland.

Sense of humor bagpiper's rendition of the roomy open upon our arrival.

Scottish bagpipeS The highland pipes are the best known of several types of Scottish bagpipe, and are very loud and powerful instruments.

In Italy among other Advent celebrations is the entry into Rome in the last days of Advent of the Calabrian pifferari or bagpipe players, who play before the shrines of the Holy Mother.

bagpipe playing by Mike Cummins at the Warwick Folk Club.

do-it-yourself guide First catch your bagpipes.

Synonyms:

pipe, bourdon, melody pipe, chanter, drone, shepherd"s pipe, drone pipe, musette,

Antonyms:

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