- The
torupill (lit. 'pipe instrument') is a
traditional bagpipe from Estonia. It is not
clear when the
bagpipe became established in Estonia. The instrument...
- zither-like instrument,
along with the
torupill, an
Estonian bagpipe that
consists of a bag
supplying air to pipes. The
torupill was
primarily used for
dance music...
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Bagpipes or
torupill...
- War
Aleksander Maaker (1890–1968), the last
traditional player of the
torupill (Estonian bagpipe)
Lydia Mei (1896–1965),
Estonian artist Ivan Triesault...
- "Upe"
issued a
collection of dūdas
recordings in the
album Dūdas Latvijā.
Torupill Dūdmaišis "Latvijas
Pasts comes out with its 320th
stamp release: Musical...
- Trad.Attack! is an
Estonian band
which consists of
Sandra Sillamaa [et] (
torupill, vocals),
Jalmar Vabarna [et] (guitar, vocals), and Tõnu
Tubli (drums,...
- Ivar Jõesaar (October 2016). "Sõjatorupilli saamislugu: nüüd, kui
Eesti torupill on
astunud riigikaitseteenistusse" (in Estonian). Delfi.
Retrieved 22 October...
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removable footjoint and bellows.
Street piper from Sofia, Bulgaria.
Estonian torupill player.
Lithuanian piper.
Modern German huemmelchen.
Belarusian bagpipes...
- This is a list of
bagpipe makers. It
covers both family-based and
commercial outfits from the 17th
century to the
present era. In the 1950s, the bagpipe...
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Lauri Õunapuu of Metsatöll with the
torupill...
