Moshaq (gender unknown)
original: ? [Afghan: Pashto or Dari?]
Bagpipe, mouth-blown: 1 stock (single chanter) / no drones
Mentioned by Day, who fails to specify its area (region) of occurrence, but refers to the same type in the Punjâb; NB¹: Baines refers to reports about the existence of the instrument in the same territories, but fails to mention its name; The only other source in which I encountered a reference to a bagpipe in Afghanistan is Svetlina Denova, who refers to Day as her source; NB²: = Masak (India), and Néï-ambân (Azerbaijan); NB³: All references found on the internet regarding bagpipes in Afghanistan relate to the Scottish Highland Pipes only!
Baines, Anthony: Bagpipes [1960]. Oxford, 1973 (revised), p.30 (type only, no term).
Day, (Captain) C.R. [Charles Russell]: Notes on Indian music. In: Proceedings of the Musical Association, 20th session (1893-94). London, 1894, p.64.
Denova, Svetlina [NB: = Svetlina Borova]: La cornemuse en Asie. Montréal, 2013, p.8.