Converse of object

• harp: The three most important Scottish instruments are the harp, bagpipe, and fiddle.

• play: Everything you need to know to play the bagpipe.

• have: By and by you will have a dead parliamentary bagpipe, and your living man fled away without return!

Preposition: with

• chanter: It shows a piper playing a bagpipe with two very long chanters of slightly different lengths with small bell ends.

Adjective modifier

• English: They are the only English Bagpipe to have a continuous pedigree.

• Irish: Perhaps it is now the turn of the Irish Bagpipe to become popular in Scotland.

• Scottish: SCOTTISH BAGPIPES The highland pipes are the best known of several types of Scottish bagpipe, and are very loud and powerful instruments.

• double: The Altarnun bagpiper ( left ), with a present-day York Wait ( right ) playing a similar double chanter bagpipe for comparison.

Modifies a noun

• playing: LISTEN out tonight for some fine traditional bagpipe playing by Mike Cummins at the Warwick Folk Club.

• tune: An appraisal of these melodies reveals how widely these bagpipe tunes were diffused throughout the entire Hungarian language area.

• maker: Details of a number of bagpipe makers can be found at the Links page on this site.

• music: Bagpipe music is provided by The Coldstream Pipe Band, usually by Pipe Major Robert Bell or his son, Pipe Sergeant Duncan Bell.

• museum: Two major international bagpipe museums have comissioned pipes from me.

• player: Next, some Scottish bagpipe players came down the hall in the middle of us all.

Noun used with modifier

• highland: The Museum of Piping 30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow, G4 0HW The world's leading museum on the highland bagpipe.

• chanter: The Altarnun bagpiper ( left ), with a present-day York Wait ( right ) playing a similar double chanter bagpipe for comparison.

• century: This second drone is a frequent feature of many 16th Century bagpipe illustrations.