Duda (Ukrainian bagpipe)

Duda, gajda (goat) — archaic folk wind instrument, a kind of bagpipe, which is a bellows made of goat, lamb, or calf skin with an air tube inserted into it, bass pipes and pipe with holes (eg a pipe). ) to which the melody is played.
Dudu is well known in Ukraine and the Carpatho-Balkans. Bagpipe under this name is known in Bulgaria, Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, [ [ Albania|Albania]] and Slovakia. This name is also recorded in Ukraine. Sometimes the pipe is called "goat" or "ram". Most of the synonyms depend on the skin of the animal from which the fur is made. %20L.%20M.%20Cherkasskyi/Bellinka%20(bagpipe,%20goat).html | Ukrainian folk musical instruments L. M. Cherkaskyi]</ref>
The bagpipe served as an accompanying instrument in the performance of the epic in the western lands of Ukraine, and was also part of the Zaporizhsky troops orchestra, and now it sounds on the Hutsuli. holidays. The instrument is decorated with bones, sometimes decorated with metal rattles.
Mentions of this instrument can be found in Ukrainian folk songs:
My grandfather, a piper,
You walked around the village,
You played the flute, 
Now you're gone,
Your piper is walking,
And the sands remained,
Who got the treasuryM. Leontovych. Selected choral works, K., 1949, p. 3..
== See also ==
* Koza (bagpipe)
* Goat
* War Trumpet
* Haida
* Tulup-zurna
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* (bagpipe, %20koza).html Bagpipe (pipe, goat) Ukrainian folk musical instruments L.M. Cherkasy
* .html Bagpipe (goat) Ukrainian folk musical instruments A. I. Humenyuk
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