Italo-Albanian communities of the Monte Pollino zone (borderland Basilicata-Calabria), and prov. Catanzaro (Farneta di Castroregio and Plataci (prov. Cosenza)), but also in two non-albanophone villages (Albidona and Alessandria di Carretto (prov. Cosenza)) and, according to Tucci, in the central zone of the "new" prov. Crotone [separated from prov. Catanzaro
in 1982; ws]; Similar to the Zampogna a paro; Vincenzo Lavena (La Vena) distinguishes, according to Tucci, 4 different subtypes (Surdulina I & II, Stifetta, and Conflentana) that are distributed in as many sub-areas of diffusion; NB¹: Note the discrepancy between the spelling in heading and text in Leydi (1979), according to whom (1989), "the difference between the types used in Basilicata and Calabria is not in [organological] structure, but in design"; NB²: ➺ homonyms & similar terms, Sardellina & Sardëllina, Serdellina, Sordelina &c., and Sourdeline and related terms; NB³: ➺ a paro (Sicily); NB⁴: ➺ Sunappille.

Type 1: small, soberly made by hand, or with lathe, parallel fingerholes; Type 2: made with lathe, semi-parallel fingerholes and disk-shaped bells.

Ciaramella, Gridazzari, Käramunxia, Karramunxa, Stifetti, Suoni, Surdelina, Zampogna, ·? (bagpipe: remaining designations [not mentioned in available sources])

Buf, Cannuccia, Dritta, Falsa campana, Iamas, Manca, Scandrigli

Conflentana, Stifetta, Surdulina, Surdulina, Zzampugna, Zzampugnella