Konewka (f)
enlargement of the bell; decorative resonance cavity
Chanter bell; Like the Rožok of the Slovak Gajdy it has a partially open lid (➺ Vrchnák), but here it seems to lack a specific name; NB: ➺ homonyms.
Details, according to Pilecki: length: 60-100 mm; Diameter of the lid: 65-80 mm, that of the opening in the lid: 25-35 mm; Made of suitable brass or copper (0,7 mm thick), nowadays [i.e. ca. 1970; ws] often removed from old boilers, which until recently were used in a henhouse or a "sałasz" [a Silesian mountaineers’ hut; ws].
Kopoczek, Alojzy: Ludowe instrumenty muzyczne polskiego obszaru karpackiego: instrumenty dęte (Folk instruments in the Polish Carpathian region: wind instruments). Rzeszów, 1996, p.106, 107/*, 140.
Pilecki, Czesław: "Gajdy": ludowy instrument muzyczny w Beskidzie Śląskim (Les "gajdy": instrument de musique populaire du Beskide de Silésie). In: Roczniki etnogr.śląskiej 4 (Wrocław, 1972), p.96* (»Stolařik), 111 (material) & passim.
Szymonowiczowie, Katarzyna & Maciej: Gajdosze (album). Żywiec, 2014, p.81.