Mentioned, without reference, in Stainer, who claims that "the Italians have to this day [i.e. late 19th century; ws] a bagpipe called zampugna or sampogna". (➺ Google books); Oddly, however, the same text in the version published by Archiv.org, reads as follows: ... "a bagpipe called sampugna [sic] or sampogna". (➺ p.[145]); NB: Not encountered as such in other sources.