Bag-pipe
An instrument consisting of a leather bag into which air is forced either from a bellows or by the mouth of the player; furnished with from two to four pipes, one pipe with double reed pierced with holes upon which the melody is played, called in Scotland the chanter; the remaining pipes with single reeds, called drones, sound continuously the first and fifth of the scale or first fifth and octave.
Bajadere or Bayadere (by-a-dehr).
Indian dancing girl.
Bakkia (bak-kee - ah). dance.
East A Kamskatdale