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Pipite (gender unknown)

(with) definite article: ?
plural: Pipiti; (with) definite article: ?
(the) ?

reed, with 2 reed blades ("oboe" reed)

Identical types: 31
Ciaramedda

Sarica states that "it should be noted that in the past some players preferred to mount double reeds in the Ritta, Manca, and Quatta, to give the instrument a greater volume of sound".

Made of cane (Arundo donax).

Ramedda

Sources

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.158, 163.