launeddas

…modern instruments include the Sardinian launeddas, a triple pipe sounded by single reeds, as well as hosts of double clarinets—such as the arghūl, mizmār, and zamr—that are played in the Mediterranean littoral and the Middle East. The performer’s cheeks often look bulged because the two single reeds vibrate continuously inside…

…short fingered pipe, and the launeddas of Sardinia, which consists of three pipes—also preserve the same shrill reedy sound that must have been characteristic many centuries ago.