1. Construction

2. External links

Bodega or craba is an Occitan term for a type of French bagpipe played in Montagne Noire, particularly within the French departments of Tarn, Aude, Hérault, and Haute-Garonne. It is also the name given to outdoor bars or cellars with festive music during ferias.

Construction

The bag is generally of goatskin (or sometimes sheepskin) in which are set wooden stocks to hold the pipes, generally of boxwood. The pipes include:

• blowpipe (bufet) through which air is blown into the bag
• chanter (graile) on which the melody is played, using a double-reed
• drone (bonda) which sounds a continuous harmonising note. The drone rests on the shoulder of the player, and uses a single reed

External links

• La Bodega at Lauragais-Patrimonie.fr

• SM Unterseeboot 86
• SM Unterseeboot 8 (Austria-Hungary)
• SM Unterseeboot 9
• SM Unterseeboot 90
• SM Unterseeboot 9 (Austria-Hungary)
• SM Unterseeboot U-1
• SM Unterseeboot U1
• SM Unterseeboot U 1
• SM Unterseeboot U10
• SM Unterseeboot U-10
• SM Unterseeboot U 10
• SM Unterseeboot U102
• SM Unterseeboot U 102
• SM Unterseeboot U-102
• SM Unterseeboot U103
• SM Unterseeboot U 103
• SM Unterseeboot U-103
• SM Unterseeboot U-104
• SM Unterseeboot U104
• SM Unterseeboot U 104
• SM Unterseeboot U11
• SM Unterseeboot U 11
• SM Unterseeboot U-11
• SM Unterseeboot U 110
• SM Unterseeboot U-110