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Sciuscialoru (m)

(with) definite article: u (’u) [lu?]
(the) ?

tube through which the bag of a mouth-blown bagpipe, &c. is inflated

Identical types: 98
Ciaramedda

In prov. Catania and the Nebrodi mountains usually inserted in the left leg (supra a manca), in the Peloritani mountains in the right leg (supra a ritta); NB: ➺ Sciosciature.

NB: ➺ Wood types used

Unchiaturi

Sources

Sarica, Mario: Strumenti musicali popolari in Sicilia: provincia di Messina. Messina, 1994, p.70.

Sarica, Mario: La zampogna a paro siciliana [Title on 1st text page: La zampogna a paro in Sicilia]. In: La zampogna: gli aerofoni a sacco in Italia (2005), II, p.155 (position), 158, 162.