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@Dimitrios: My pleasure, Dimitrios. I made an important mistake about the bagpipe. A reader has provided this information:

"The instrument you have pictured above is the northern Greek gaida, essentially the same instrument as the Djura Gaida of Bulgaria. The Tsambouna, as described by Wiki, has two five finger-hole (usually) cane pipes mounted side by side in a carved mount ('bikipia'); each is sounded by its own cane (Arundo donax) single-bladed reed. It's played with the bag in front of the body (which old pictorial evidence suggests my be a very ancient way to play, but it'd only work with fairly low bag pressures); it's a widely spread but not not commonly heard instrument in the Greek Islands of the Aegean. It's place seems tp have been largely taken over by the clarinet. More in a forthcoming edition of 'Piping Today' magazine.
<www.thepipingcentre.co.uk>".

I will update my commentary on the photo.

@Clement: My pleasure Clement!

@genevieve: Sympathies! Diversity in the menu (if not the music and dance) is of upmost importance!

@Shiva: Bad luck with the 35mm, Shiva. Thank you for the visit.