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Note that they use a "gaita" rhythm, probably trying to associate this with Zulia's governor, Rosales.
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He specializes in Celtic music, and plays all sorts of instruments, including a Galician gaita.
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During one conversation, outdoors in front of the houses, he said, I've got my gaita right here in my car!
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Well, it is not what was played during the firework display, they had a live performance of the gaita in a different version from the second half of this link, but you can get an idea.
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Well, it is not what was played during the firework display, they had a live performance of the gaita in a different version from the second half of this link, but you can get an idea.
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Another instrument very much used is the gaita (bagpipe), a goatskin bag filled with air by means of which a kind of pipe is made to produce a continuous, monotonous sound.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913
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These lines are typical of the "_endecasÃlabos de gaita gallega_":
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These lines resemble the 11-syllable _gaita gallega_ verse, and the others resemble the popular
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Four of their core Western classical-oriented members also play as Brooklyn Rider - longtime NPR Music staff favorites - and other master musicians in this adventurous band include the Galician gaita bagpipe dazzler Cristina Pato as well as pipa Wu Man.
News 2012
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The Ensemble's dozen-plus virtuoso musicians play a range of traditional instruments spanning Europe and Asia, from the Chinese pipa of Wu Man (who's been featured on a Tiny Desk Concert) to the Galician gaita (bagpipe) of Cristina Pato.
News 2012
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