Kozioł weselny (m)
With a bag showing the fleece of a white goat; Traditionally only used after a wedding ceremony ("wesele") and other festivities (including supper); McCandless, who erroneously calls it Koza weselnego, ignorantly combines the feminine form of the noun [she-goat; which is incorrect] with the masculine [!] genitive form of the adjective.
NB: ➺ the various types of Kozioł.
Pitch and drone differ from that of the Kozioł ślubny; Details?
NB: Example(s) to be replaced with staff-notation.
Sobiescy, Jadwiga [Pietruszyńska] & Marian: Polska muzyka ludowa i jej problemy [Polish folk music and its problems]. Wybór prac pod redakcją Ludwika Bielawskiego [A selection of their works edited by Ludwik Bielawski]. Warszawa, 1973, p.144-147.
McCandless, Brian: Bagpipe names – A very long list. In: Jl. North American Assoc. of Lowland and Border Pipers 6 (Elkton (MD), 1993), p.50 (»Janiszewski).
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