Buvcansko oro

When I visited the festival of Dolneni I learned this melody.
More about the gajda from Makedonija:
http://gajdy.web-log.nl/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Macedonian
• gajda
• gaida
• bagpipe
• buvcansko
• oro

[Noggin1989]

As a Scottish bagpiper, I'm trying to imagine holding such a large bag! Is there a particular reason why they are like that? Nice music. Thanks for sharing.

[ernestofisher]

Yes, there is a reason: the bag is the skin of a sheep. You have touse the skin of a adult sheep, that's better than the skin of a lamb.

And .... it is not difficult to hold this bag.

Try! :)

[kavalmanko]

nice playing...your gajda is from prilep...right?

[ernestofisher]

Yes, my gajda is from Prilep. A very good gajda, I like it.

[nicoloff18]

do they gajda players at dolneni just teach you stuff if you ask them?

[ernestofisher]

Yes, they do. You can learn a lot of melodies.

Ernesto

[livonia33]

I would like to build a chanter like that one do u know the dimensions

[sretno33]

mnmnhh



[sretno33]

samo tako

[sretno33]

uzmimu dusu

[ozdaren]

haha, i'm glad someone else said that. i had the same thoughts

[papigil]

Hello, ernestofisher!. Congratulations for the interpretation of this tune, friend, and for the spreading of an instrument that I love so much like it is the Bagpipe, in all its sisters tipologies. A great greeting from Galicia (Spain)!.

[skrech100]

samo napred

[prilep350]

bravo makedonce .. samo od prilep mozi vakvo instrument da se zemi

[sacredsong]

it does look very cumbersome and unwieldy.

it has an interesting sound, almost like the player is simply improvising rather then playing a written tune.