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A triccheballacche with the little cymbals and some colored strings.

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A triccheballacche with the little cymbals and some colored strings.

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Ceramic image of the Neapolitan folk character Pulcinella playing the putipù, a friction drum that  produces sound  by rubbing a stick through a hole in a membrane.

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It is another concussion idiophone that makes sound in the same way as the triccheballacche, but in this case the little cymbals are placed above one of the two parts.

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TAMBURELLO, MANDOLIN, TRICCHEBALLACCHE, SCETAVAJASSE and PUTIPÙ

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The tamburello (or tambourine) is a percussion musical instument consisting of a frame, often in wood or plastic, and some little cymbals placed around of it.

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The mandolin is a string instrument that is played with a plectrum, and it's part of the lute family. There are many types of mandolin, those for example are neapolitan mandolins.

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The "Tammuriata Nera" is a Neapolitan song that tells the story of a woman who gives birth to a black baby, conceived by a soldier during the American occupation. The woman accept the son, relying on its mother's love.

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It's a concussion idiophone (IT:idiofono a percussione reciproca), a musical instrument where two or more parts are struck againist each other. In this case the two lateral parts clash againist the central part, making sound also via the little cymbals that are usually placed at the side of the instrument.