The putipù is a musical instrument traditionally used in folk music of Southern Italy, in particular of Naples and surrounding regions. It is a friction...
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music. It features traditional folk percussion instruments such as the putipù--consisting of a membrane stretched across a resonating chamber, like a...
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2023 Caccavella Saxum /ˌkækəˈvɛlə/ KAK-ə-VEL-ə boulder caccavella a.k.a. putipù (Italy) 25 Jan 2023 Dhol Saxum /ˈdɔːl/ DAWL boulder dhol (India) 25 Jan...
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fastened to the cover and rubbed with a wet hand. Italy: caccavella or putipù; also known by many other names. The body may be an earthenware pot, a wooden...
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to tarantella and macchiette based on traditional instruments, such as putipù, triccheballacche, castanets or on those called "'e scucciamienti" used...
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tamburello), as are various kinds of drums, such as the friction drum putipù. The tamburello, while appearing very similar to the contemporary western...
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bagpipe piffaro, piffero: A double-reed shawm piva: A kind of Lombard bagpipe putipù: A friction drum raganelle: A cog rattle ribeba: An alternate term, rebab...
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piano with traditional Neapolitan instruments such as the Scetavaiasse and Putipù, in an attempt at polyrhythmic structure. Of all the music written during...
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