Definitions
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- noun An ancient
Thracian bagpipe , variations of which are still played in theBalkans .
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Examples
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Djena - "Shte Te Spechelia" Translated to “I will win you,” this is your typical break-up song, only with the inclusion of an electric form of some sort of folk instrument could be a horn, gaida, fiddle... who knows.
Archive 2009-03-01 Greg 2009
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Djena - "Shte Te Spechelia" Translated to “I will win you,” this is your typical break-up song, only with the inclusion of an electric form of some sort of folk instrument could be a horn, gaida, fiddle... who knows.
OIB: Chalga Greg 2009
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Darriau breaks out his gaida and pairs with kaval for a Celtic-esque foray entitled
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Darriau is an alto man and clarinetist who has also mastered several Eastern European instruments such as the gaida (bagpipe) and Bulgarian wood flute or kaval.
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_choró_ ([Greek: choros]), which is danced on the village green to the strains of the _gaida_ or bagpipe, and the _gûsla_, a rudimentary fiddle.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary" Various
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polish artist gregor gaida makes sculptures that draw your attention. click here for his website and here for adler gallery, representing him.
happy famous artists 2010
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