Did you perchance mean one of these? Gaia, Ganda, garda
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“Djena - "Shte Te Spechelia" Translated to “I will win you,” this is your typical break-up song, only with the inclusion of an electric form of some sort of folk instrument could be a horn, gaida, fiddle... who knows.”
“Darriau breaks out his gaida and pairs with kaval for a Celtic-esque foray entitled”
“Darriau is an alto man and clarinetist who has also mastered several Eastern European instruments such as the gaida (bagpipe) and Bulgarian wood flute or kaval.”
“_choró_ ([Greek: choros]), which is danced on the village green to the strains of the _gaida_ or bagpipe, and the _gûsla_, a rudimentary fiddle.”
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
“polish artist gregor gaida makes sculptures that draw your attention. click here for his website and here for adler gallery, representing him.”
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Bagpipes
"God's own music," said the guide to me in Edinburgh. At least God was enthusiastic enough to bestow the squealing bag many names.
bagpipes, zampogna, koza, dudy, gaida, surdulina, northumbrian smal..., gaita, chevrette, chiaramedda, gajdy, biniou and 23 more...
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