Term

A derivative of "calamellus" (diminutive of "calamus" [pipe]); From Ludwig Gottfried Blanc, »Vocabolario dantesco o Dizionario critico e ragionato di Dante Alighieri«, per la prima volta recato in italiano da G. [Giuno] Carbone (Firenze, 1859); NB¹: ➺ related terms; NB²: In “The waits: A short historical study” (in »Hinrichson’s Music Book« vol. VII (1952), p.170-183), Lyndesay G. Langwill refers to “… a Nominale* of the fifteenth century [which] glosses ‘colomaula‘ (i.e. calamus-aulos, hence calamaula [which most probably is a type of shawm; ws]) as ‘wayte pype’..."; *NB³: “Nominale” is a common term for 15th century vocabularies.

Sources

Utriculus XI (43), luglio/settembre 2007, Miscellanea zampognara, p.46: “Cennamella” (»Blanc, p.31 [sic]).

Utriculus, nuova serie XV (51-52), 2016, Miscellanea zampognara, p.105-106: “Tarantismo molisano” (»primapaginamolise.it (quotidiano telematico, 28 febbraio 2012: la calamaula dell’antica Roma)).

Utriculus, nuova serie XVIII (57-58), 2019, Miscellanea zampognara, p.105: “Cialamella” (»Blanc, p.81).

ws (linguistics [➺ Dictionaries, &c.]).

Web

Google books (Blanc [Find calamaula: p.81 (entry Cennamella)]), and ibidem (Blanc [second copy; Find calamaula]).
Archive.org (Blanc [Find calamaula: p.81]).
Town waits.org (Langwill [Find calamaula]).
Univ. of Michigan Library (on Nominale).