- wood.
Fipple stabules were
usually made of wood,
although in some
areas clay and bark
stabules of this type were made and bone
stabules have been found...
- Dūdas or
somas stabules is a type of
bagpipe native to Latvia, po****r from the 16th to 18th centuries. The
instrument is
believed to have
first appeared...
-
instrumental ensemble (1981) Song
cycle for
choir and
piano (1984) Vītola
stabules dziesmas (Songs of a
Willow Pipe)
cycle for boys'
choir (1984) Mazs, laimīgs...
- aulos) and
modern "chromatic"
instruments with 10
holes Souravli Spilåpipa
Stabule Telenka,
Ukrainian overtone flute Tin
whistle (or
penny whistle) Txistu...
-
accordion birch trumpet citara dūdas
fiddle ganurags ģīga
kokles mandolin stabule trideksnis ieviņas
bubins Lāčplēsis
Dainu skapis Lithuanian
daina dvejines...
-
flute Organ pipe
Salamuri Shvi Sjøfløyte
Slide whistle Souravli Spilåpipa
Stabule Tarka Tabor pipe Tin
whistle Txistu Whistle Xirula Zuffolo Vessel Gemshorn...
- sälgflöjt or sälgpipa, Finnish: pitkä****lu or pajupilli, Latvian: kārkla
stabule, Lithuanian: švilpynė), is a
Nordic folk flute, or whistle, consisting...
-
Current members Pēteris Kvetkovskis [lv] – lead vocals, guitar, kokles,
stabule (1995–present)
Edgars Grabovskis [lv] ("Zirgs") – b**** guitar, backing...
- Frost) – 5:48
Skyforger Pēteris
Kvetkovskis – lead vocals,
electric guitar,
stabule, kokle,
design Edgars Grabovskis – b**** guitar, vocals, ģīga, Jew's harp...
-
Edgars "Mazais" – drums,
backing vocals Kaspars Bārbals – dūdas, kokles,
stabule,
backing vocals Mārtiņš Pētersons – guitars,
backing vocals Guest musicians...
