pibgorn
The pibgorn is a traditional Welsh musical instrument classified as a hornpipe or a type of shell the hornpipe hornpipe, characterized by its reed and a distinctive double-reed or single-reed mouthpiece. It has a long, straight or slightly curved wooden tube, typically made from hardwoods like boxwood or ebony, and features finger holes similar to those of a flute or recorder.
Historically, the pibgorn was used primarily as a pastoral and folk instrument in rural Wales. It often
The size of the pibgorn varies, but it generally measures around 30 to 50 centimeters in length.
In contemporary times, the pibgorn has experienced a revival among folk musicians and enthusiasts of traditional
While not as widely known internationally, the pibgorn remains an important symbol of Welsh musical heritage