"Dürer"

Design based on the famous Dürer engraving.
Chanter in c' with a beating ( single ) reed; it works with recorder fingering in a compass of c'-d". Drones can be tuned c-g or d-a, therefore it is possible to play in two keys - C major and d minor.
This bagpipe sounds not loud and it is easy to blow.
Also available in d ' and g'.

Schäferpfeife / Cornemuse de Berry

This type of bagpipe can be seen in numerous pictures from the 16th century, particulary in the famous book of Michael Praetorius.
The chanter of this bagpipe has a compass f'-c'', it works with the half-closed french fingering in g and semitones are possible.
With the extra tuning hole in the drone it is possible to play in G major, g minor, a minor. One or two drones in G, g.
Also available in a'.

Gaita gallega

This popular type of bagpipe comes from Galicia in northern Spain.
The chanter of this bagpipe has a compass h'-d''' ( usually it is possible to overblow one or two tones more ), it works with the open fingering in c'' and semitones are possible.
With the extra tuning hole in the drone it is possible to play in C major, c minor, D minor.
One or two drones in C, c.
Also available in d'.