Name in Leydi, who describes it as a Zampogna zoppa of particular interest, "used in Alta Sabina (now Latium but until sixty years ago [i.e. 1920s; ws] Abruzzo and in the 19th century part of the Kingdom of Naples)" [and] "The instrument correspond[s] to those produced in Ciociaria, but lacks the shorter drone and the longer drone is silenced".