Duda (f)
plural: Dudyoriginal: дуда (дуды)
Bagpipe, mouth-blown: 2 stocks (a: single chanter / b: drone)
Vitebsk region; Similar to the Russian Volynka and eastern Ukrainian Duda; In the past the Belarusian Duda was so widespread that Jan Stankevič (Ян Станкевіч) even mentions the term "дударнае сяло" [Bagpiper’s village] in his dictionary [Я. Я. Станкевич: »Белорусско-русский: великолитовско-русский словарь = Беларуска-расійскі: вялікалітоўска-расійскі слоўнік« [Belarusian-Russian: Great Lithuanian-Russian dictionary], New York, 1980s]; Also mentioned in Адам Гоноры Киркор (1818-1886) [also lnown as Adam Honory Kirkor and Adomas Honoris Kirkoras]: »Живописная Россия« [Picturesque Russia], Т. 3, ч. 1: Литовское полѣсье [Lithuanian woodlands]; ч. 2: Бѣлорусское полѣсье [Belarusian woodlands].
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Leydi, Roberto: La zampogna in Europa. Como, 1979, p.150.
Атлас музыкальных инструментов народов СССР = Atlas of musical instruments of the peoples inhabiting the USSR [1963]. Вертков, Константин А. (Vertkov, Konstantin A.) / Благодатов, Георгий И. (Blagodatov, Georgij I.) / Язовицкая, Эльза Э. (Jazovickaja, El’za E.). Москва (Moskva), 1975 (2), p.44 / 204.
Širola, Božidar: Sviraljke s udarnim jezičkom [Aerophones with a beating tongue]. Zagreb, 1937, p.361.
Podnos, Theodor H.: Bagpipes and tunings. Detroit, 1974, p.29 (»Baines), 44.
Воранаў, Віталь [Voranaŭ, Vital’]: Дудары Глыбоцкага краю [Bagpipers of the Hlybokae territory]. Глыбокае [Hlybokae], 2019 (2), p.9.