Cornemuse, Calabrian Bagpipe (Zampogna) and Musette. Bagpipes were banned to all those other than the lower orders, the blind and the wandering mendicant class in the thirteenth century, but France eventually reinstated
Musette (Baroque) – Early Music Instrument Database
Musette de cour - Wikipedia
Musette - presentation by Jean Pierre Van Hees - YouTube
File:Cabrette (Alias, Parijs, ca.1900) MiM 29-01-2019.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Musette de cour - Wikipedia
Musette Oboe | National Museum of American History
Musette de cour | Musical art, Bagpipes, Woodwind instruments
Unknown | Musette de Cour | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
DCM 0031: Dasque / Musette or Gentleman's Oboe (Pastoral Oboe) | Library of Congress
musette | musical instrument | Britannica
Musette de Cour - YouTube
Musette
Musette | Library of Congress
Cornemuse du Centre - Wikiwand
BBC - A History of the World - Object : Musette de cour
Bagpipes (Musette de Cour) – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
The Workshop – The Musette Society
Musette (Bagpipe Music) for wind quintet - YouTube
The Magazine Antiques - Musette with three keyed chanters, 17th century. This remarkable instrument was sometimes featured in baroque operas by composers like Rameau and Lully. MIM (Musical Instruments Museum), Brussels. #AntiqueOfTheDay #
musette - Wiktionary
musette | ClipArt ETC
The Musette de Cour from the Calvet Museum in Avignon
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