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Piva (f)

(with) definite article: la
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Bagpipe, mouth-blown: 1 stock (double chanter) / no drones

Identical types: 35

Gorizia [Slovenian: Gorica]; Val di Resia [Slovenian: Rezija]; Venetian Istria; Supposed to be a bagpipe [of the Slovenian minority], used, according to a 1555 document, to play dance music in Val di Resia, at the church consecration ceremony on the Assumption of the Virgin Mary; NB¹: ➺ Bishnicë (Albania), Diple [a] (Bosnia & Hercegovina) and [b] (Montenegro), Dude (Slovenia), Mishnicë (Kosovo), and Mješnica (Croatia); NB²: ➺ Totorosse.

Ludri, Ludro, Uri

Sources

Leydi, Roberto: La zampogna in Europa. Como, 1979, p.170.

Kumer, Zmaga: Die Volksmusikinstrumente in Slowenien (Handbuch der europ. Volksmusikinstr. 1/5). Ljubljana, 1986, p.37 (»Perusini).

Gojković, Andrijana: Narodni muzički instrumenti [Folk musical instruments]. Beograd, 1979 (»Kumer [78]).