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Story of the Bagpipe
chapter x.
CONTINENTAL BAGPIPES.
I'AGE
Town pipers of Vienna — Legend of the Pied Piper of Ilamelin —
Guild of Minstrels — l'ipers in Paris — Pipers in Spain —
Boccaccio's reference to the bagpipes — Calabrian pipers —
Virdung describes the bagpipe — Schalmey and Sackpfiefe —
Denis Koce — Albrecht Diirer — Luscinius's Musurgia —
Martin Agricola — Statue of piper at Nuremberg — Bagpipe
in church — Bulgarian and Servian bagpipes — The Volynka
— Hungarian pipes — Olaus Magnus— Dance of Death - 69
CHAPTER XI.
THE ENGLISH BAGPIPE UNDER THE TUDORS.
" Inglis pyparis" at the Scottish Court — Pudsey the piper —
Elizabeth of York— Henry VIII. a patron of the pipes —
Richard Woodward — May games — Morris dances — Queen
Elizabeth's Band of Music — Drayton's Polyolbion — Lincoln-
shire pipers — Shakespeare's bagpipe allusions — Worcester
and Lancashire pipers — Nottingham pipers — The Coventry
Mysteries - - - Si
CHAPTER XII.
IRISH PIPES IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.
Diner's Irish piper — The siege of Boulogne — The piob mor —
Stanihurst's description — Father William Good, S.J- — State
pardons to pipers — Camden's account — Vincenzo Galilei —
Derrick's Image of Ireland — Shakespeare's "woollen" pipes
— battle of the Yellow Ford— Dermot MacGrath— Battle of
the Curlews — Rinnce fada — The sword dance — Fynes
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