Category:Tabor pipes

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 See also categories: Pipe and tabor and People playing psalteriums.
English: Three-hole pipe (or "one hand flute", "tabor pipe", "tabor flute", "galoubet"). The three-hole pipe, also commonly known as tabor pipe is a woodwind instrument designed to be played by one hand, leaving the other hand free to play a tabor drum, bell, psalterium or tambourin à cordes, bones, triangle or other percussive instrument.
Français : Flûte à trois trous ("Galoubet", "flûtet", "flûte de tambourin").
Nederlands: Zwegel ("eenhandsfluit", "galoubet").
<nowiki>flauta de tres agujeros; チストゥ; galoubet; pipe; חליל שלושה נקבים; zwegel; flauta de tres forats; Einhandflöte; Flauta pastoril; three-hole pipe; Галубе; pipe; особая разновидность дудки, на которой можно играть одной рукой (в другой — барабан или колокольчик); yhdellä kädellä soitettava kolmereikäinen huilu; specific type of pipe (instrument) that is played with one hand, together with a drum or bell; כלי נגינה; trehålig flöte; tabor pipe; shepherd's pipe; flute à trois trous; テイバーパイプ; Tamerlinpfeife; Tämmerinpfeife; flute à trois trous</nowiki>
three-hole pipe 
specific type of pipe (instrument) that is played with one hand, together with a drum or bell
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