- Brittany: the
traditional binioù kozh or
biniou-bihan (kozh
means 'old' in Breton;
bihan means 'small') and the
binioù bras or
binioù braz (bras
means 'big')...
- by a
bagpipe called a
biniou kozh ("old bagpipe"),
which plays an
octave above the bombard. The
bombard calls, and the
biniou responds. The bombard's...
- In Brittany, the
great Highland bagpipe is
known as the
binioù braz, in
contrast to the
binioù kozh, the
small traditional Breton bagpipe. One notable...
-
Highland bagpipe (and
binioù bras)
became commonplace in
Brittany through the bagadoù (Breton pipe bands) and thus
often replaced the
binioù-kozh. The basic...
- folk music.
Along with
flourishing traditional forms such as the bombard-
biniou pair and fest-noz
ensembles incorporating other additional instruments,...
- of
traditional music in Brittany: i.e.,
someone who
plays the bombarde,
biniou (Breton bagpipe), or clarinet; as
distinct from a kaner, or traditional...
- transmontana, the
Aragonese gaita de boto,
Northumbrian smallpipes, the
Breton biniou, the
Balkan gaida, the
Romanian cimpoi, the
Black Sea tulum, the Scottish...
-
appalachian dulcimer autoharp bağlama
bagpipe balalaika bandura banjo b****
binioù kozh
birimbau bodhrán
bombard bouzouki &
Irish bouzouki brommtopp bukkehorn...
-
Scottish bagpipes (
binioù bras) also
became common in
Brittany thanks to bagadoù (pipe bands) and thus
often replaced the
binioù-kozh. The
basic clarinet...
- [ˈbɑːɡat], French: [baɡad]) is a
Breton band,
composed of
bagpipes (Breton:
binioù, French: cornemuse),
bombards and
drums (including snare,
tenor and b****...
