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Canneggio (m)

(with) definite article: il
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general term for number and arrangement of pipes [?]

No identical types known (yet).

From "canneggiare" [to measure (sth.) with a cane]; Bonanzinga seems to be the only one who uses the term appropriately; In the other contributions it is used, in my opinion incorrectly, for the "number of pipes" (➺ vol. I, p.27, 91-92, 137; vol. II, p.98), and Gioielli himself uses it, oddly, even as a synonym for the Fuso of a Piffero (➺ vol. I, p.32).

Sources

La zampogna: gli aerofoni a sacco in Italia, I-II (a cura di Mauro Gioielli). Isernia, 2005, vol. I, p.27, 32 (Gioielli), 91-92 (Tucci) & vol. II, p.98 (Tucci), 193 (Bonanzinga).

Castagna, Ettore: La zampogna a chiave calabrese (The Calabrian zampogna with key) - 1 (Disegni: Stefano Fraschetti). In: Utriculus, Nuova serie XVII (56), II semestre 2018, p.[44], (58: pipe of "four pieces" [sic]).

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