used to accompany the tarantella, also a tambourine tamburini: A tambourine tammora: A large frame drum tamura: A large frame drum torototela: A bowed, one-string fiddle, most common in northeast Italy triangulu: A Sardinian triangle triccheballacche: A Neapolitan percussion instrument, built with mallets attached to a wooden frame, wooden clapper tromba degli zingari: An alternate term, trumpet of the Gypsies, for the scacciapensieri trunfa: A Sardinian jaw harp, or mouth harp, trump, similar to the scacciapensieri tumborro: A Sardinian tambourine zampogna: A southern Italian bagpipe, most commonly with two drones and two conical chanters zampogna a paro: A single-reed and two- or three drone zampogna, found in Calabria and Sicily zampogna zoppa: A mostly double-reed and variably droned zampogna, found in central Italy Songs, formats and pieces addio padre: A post-war political song ajri: A form of Albanian-Calabrian multi-part song asprese: A form of multi-part song from Lazio banda comunale: A local, civic band a bandieri bella: A form of Calabrian secular multi-part song : Sicilian brass bands basso: A kind of song in Dignano bei: A kind of Tuscan polyphony, especially known near Monte Amiata, also bei-bei : A singing style for three men, most common in Rovigno in Istria boare: work songs canti alla boara: A kind of lyric song associated with the cantaustorie buiasche: A kind of polyphonic song from the village of Bogli : A song form peculiar to Rovigno camminareccia: A piece of wedding music in the sonata per la sposa of Alta Sabina canzone a ballo: A dance song canzone Italiana: Italian song canzone Napoletana: A kind of popular song from Naples, Neapolitan song canzune: A Sicilian term for lyric songs canti a catoccu: A kind of lyric song canti carnascialeschi: Carnival songs cepranese: A form of multi-part song from Lazio cioparedda: A form of Calabrian multi-part song concertini: Small, violin-based ensembles most common in Emilia, Bagolino and Resia canto a coppia''': A kind of central Italian two-part singing similar to canti a vatoccucozzupara: A form of Calabrian multi-part songcanto a dispetto: A Tuscan term, song of the despised, equivalent to canto a vatoccuendecasillabo: A central Italian song form with phrases of eleven syllablescanti alla falciatora: Scything songsfogli volanti: Printed popular songs called in English broadsides, most commonly used for Italian balladsgiustiniane: A kind of popular historic song, named after Leonardo Giustinianilaude: Strophic songs, often in Latincanti lirici: Italian lyric songs, or canto lirico-monostrificicanti