The Piper on the Mountain

[kaima]

is a Slovak book about Fujara music in the Slovak / Polish highlands. I have heard the sound compared to the Australian Digerie.

What is the Polish name for this instrument?

Some background at
www.martinu.jp/thefujara.html
with some good photos,

Some music to play at
bluyovo.misto.cz/_MAIL_/

The word _fujara_ reached Slovakia with the Wallachian shepherding immigrants from the Romanian Carpathians, especially in the 14th-15th centuries. Related words for a variety of flutes are used in many
countries in the region, from Poland to Croatia, from Hungary to Albania.

A Slovak fujara starred in the English novel The Piper on the Mountain.

Kai

[kaima]

No Fujaras in Poland? I thought thiswas a music section!

Kai

[nancy]

Hej Kai!

Yesterday I checked out the links you posted, and enjoyed the music.

As near as I can tell (intensive googling), this instrument is called by the same name in Poland.

I guess maybe the Poles do not read this section (Except for Aadam and forza in books).