Sentence examples for bagpipe of from inspiring English sources

But the instrument on which she slays is the gaita, a bagpipe of traditional use in Galicia, her homeland in the northwest corner of Spain.

The stirring, battlefield bagpipes of Black Bear?

The title refers to the bagpipes of Georgian folk traditions.

Bagpipes, of course, have been banned by the tournament organisers.

As the drums and bagpipes of a fire brigade band echoed slow, solemn beats, the fire truck procession circled through a fleet of flashing emergency vehicles and an aisle of American flags.

Harrison later praised Drake's pedal steel playing as "the bagpipes of country & western music".

A bagpipe band of policemen marched out of an alley in the stacked containers, playing "The Minstrel Boy".

A bagpipe rendition of "Amazing Grace" marked the start of the service, after which Monsignor Lloyd Torgerson from St. Monica's Church in Santa Monica, California, led those gathered in prayer.

Beethoven's String Quartet in A minor (Op. 132) got off to a promising start; the musicians embraced the episodic strangeness of the opening movement and frolicked in the rustic bagpipe impressions of the second.

Here, overlooking the harbor in an untried fortress, kilted pipers, drummers and dancers perform the bagpipe skirl of the islands' pipe band.

Should you find yourself hiking through the mystical Scottish Highlands haunted by the bagpipe lament of lost nationhood, you will find a little shop selling dish towels imprinted with a list of inventions attributed to their people.