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Sackhpfeiff / Sackhpfeiffe (f)

(with) definite article: die
(the) bagpipe
Dudelsack

Sackhpfeiff: Mentioned in 1564 and 1588 inventory lists of the House of Württemberg; Sackhpfeiffe: From a 1652 conviction of a musician at Körbeldorf [S of Bayreuth] who had played "wider das ergangene Landtsfürsstliche Generalverbott" [... against the general ban issued by the Prince; ws].

Sources

Meer, John Henry van der: Typologie der Sackpfeife. In: Anz. Germ. Nationalmus. (Nürnberg, 1964), p.141 (»Schlosser).

Balling, Georg: Zur Geschichte der Sackpfeife in Bayern. In: Der Dudelsack in Europa, mit besonderer Berücksichtigung Bayerns (1996), p.6.

Wilzek, Ernst: Die Barock-Musette: vom Schäferinstrument zum Virtuoseninstrument. In: Tibia (s.l., 1995;3), ➺ p.502.

Wilzek, Ernst: Die Barock-Musette: vom Schäferinstrument zum Virtuoseninstrument (La musette barocca: da strumento di pastori a strumento per virtuosi: sommario di Antonietta Caccia su traduzione di Gabriella Potito). In: Utriculus V;4 (20), ottobre/dicembre 1996, p.11.

Schmidt, Ernst Eugen: Sackpfeifen in Schwaben: zur Wiederentdeckung eines vergessenen Volksmusikinstruments (Cornamuse nello Schwaben: alla riscoperta di un dimenticato strumento della musica popolare: sommario di Antonietta Caccia su tradizione di Wiebe Stodel). In: Utriculus VII;1 (25), gennaio/marzo 1998, p.19, 20 (Sackhpfeiffe), and 21 (Sackhpfeiff).