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	Bagpipe FAQ : There is more than one kind of bagpipe? : Other Types of Bagpipe : What is a Gaita?
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	Most generally, the Gaita ( http://www.clip.dia.fi.upm.es/~boris/gaita/ ) is a Spanish bagpipe. The most commonly referred to are those of the Celtic regions (Gallicia and Asturia). They are similar in construction to a GHB but have from one to three drones. The chanters have their own fingering systems and can be played into the second octave.
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	2000-May-05 12:39

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