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Parlour pipe / Parlor pipe

No identical types known (yet).
Bagpipe(s)

Term for a bagpipe suited for indoor playing (➺ Musette de cour, Northumbrian smallpipes, and Ceilidh small pipe(s)); NB¹: Parlor pipe is the American spelling (➺ Fireside pipe(s)); NB²: ➺ Chamber pipe.

Sources

Baines, Anthony: Woodwind instruments and their history [1957]. With a foreword by Sir Adrian Boult. London, 1962 (2), p.348.

♫ Ceırníní Cladaıġ CC11 (The drones and the chanters: Irish pipering [1971; Sleeve text: Anthony Baines]).

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