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Swedish bagpipes

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The fact that the chanter, with its cylindrical bore and single reed, is extremely unaffected by crossfingering, and that the drone is tuned to the same note and octave as the bottom note of the chanter, makes it possible to play in a closed or semi-closed manner, enabling the player to quickly play
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The bag is notably smaller than that of many other bagpipes. This, however, is no major problem as the pipes require relatively little air. The chanter has a single cane reed and a cylindrical bore, with a range of one octave. It is essentially diatonic (with a melodic ascending A minor—A major with
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paintings in churches suggest that the instrument was spread all over Sweden. The instrument was practically extinct by the middle of the 20th century; the instrument that today is referred to as Swedish bagpipes is a construction based on instruments from the western parts of the district called
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The 'tuning hole', a hole traditionally placed on the underside of the chanter and which is used for tuning the bottom note of the chanter (with beeswax to make the hole smaller), can be placed on the top side instead, enabling it to be used as a fingerhole. This adds a low D to the
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learned to play it. Eriksson's bagpipes was a compromise between the roughly ten different instruments held in museums, and he made some slight modifications to make the instruments better suited for playing with other instruments such as the fiddle.
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A double hole for the C hole instead of a single one can be bored, one of which can be covered, for example with beeswax, to produce C, and uncovered to produce C#. This makes the key of A major possible.
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the bottom note in between other notes—since this will blend with the sound of the drone, it gives the illusion of silence, and the possibility to play staccato.
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from Sweden. The term itself generically translates to "bagpipes" in Swedish, but is used in English to describe the specifically Swedish bagpipe from the
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A key can be fitted to operate a hole above the usual fingerholes, to give the piper an additional high F#.
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Today there are several Swedish folk music groups that include the bag pipes in their setting, such as
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started to manufacture a model of bagpipes that he himself had developed, and the folk fiddler
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Dalarna, the only region of Sweden where the bagpipe tradition survived into the 20th century.
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During the following decades only a few instruments were made, until 1981 when woodworker
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Today, there are a small number of professional or semi-professional bagpipe designers.
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One of Alban Faust's modernised sets of Swedish bagpipes. Chanters in A and G, three
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which depicts farmers dancing to sackpipes. The painting is dated to about 1480.
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The tone of the instrument is quite soft, not too different from that of a
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a flat third—scale starting on E) since cross-fingering has little effect.
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SÀckpipan i Norden: FrÄn Ànglars musik till DjÀvulens blÄsbÀlg
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SÀckpipan i Dalarna: NÄgot om ett bortglömt instrument
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found some bagpipes in the collections of the museum
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Svensk sÀckpipa

Classification
Bagpipes
Swedish
bagpipes
Dalarna

HĂ€rkeberga church
Albertus Pictor
Medieval

ethnologist
Mats Rehnberg
Nordiska museet
Dala-JĂ€rna
Sveriges Radio
Leif Eriksson (pipemaker)
Per Gudmundson
Hedningarna
Svanevit
DrÄm
Erik Ask-Upmark
Anna Rynefors
riksspelman

drones
bellows

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