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Ahhh that's amazing. I want Swedish bagpipes now....
Einherjar616 1 week ago
that was one of the most amazing things I have ever heard. Sets my heart on fire for my Swedish heritage.
allisonforfornsed 3 months ago
This is the most amazing sound I have ever heard........I am in love with this instrument!
ProjeKtWEREWOLF 10 months ago
Awsome Olle. How do you get your pipes to sound so loud? They sound great. Cheers, Seth aka (Texasbagpiper)
texasbagpiper 2 years ago
The room is very big, a former church in fact, so I'm helped by the accoustics.
ogallmo 2 years ago
I don't know for sure what kind of wood it is. Some hard fruit wood, would be my guess. Plum perhaps. The black rings are grenadillo. The grey end of the mouth piece is reindeer horn.
The bag is sewn (calf hide). As far as I know, all known historical instrument bags were sewn. Goats never were as common in Sweden as in eastern Europe, and calfs are too big. :-)
ogallmo 2 years ago
Sounds really good! What kind of wood is that pipe made from and what material are the black rings around the chanter and drone?
Also were the bags traditionally sewn, or where they made from a goat body like the eastern European and Italian bags??
dmarker21 2 years ago