Drums and Percussion Instruments
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What is the term for drums that produce sound when a stretched membrane is struck?

  • Membranophones (correct)
  • Idiophones
  • Chordophones
  • Aerophones

Which action causes a drum to produce sound?

  • Shaking the drum
  • Plucking strings attached to the drum
  • Blowing air into the drum body
  • Striking the stretched membrane (correct)

What is the function of the pegs on some drums?

  • To stretch or loosen the membrane, changing the sound (correct)
  • To decorate the drum
  • To change the color of the drum
  • To adjust the height of the drum

Which of the following is a common component of a drum set?

<p>Snare drum (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Besides sticks, what other object can be used to strike a drum?

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Which drum is described as being hourglass-shaped?

<p>Tsuzumi (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which drum is sometimes called a kettle drum?

<p>Timpani (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which drum is described as being used by street vendors to attract attention?

<p>Pellet drum (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are bongos typically used for?

<p>Lively Latin American music (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which drum can play a tune, unlike other drums?

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What are membranophones?

Drums that produce sound when a stretched membrane is struck.

How do drums make sound?

Striking the membrane causes it to vibrate, producing sound.

What is a bass drum?

A large drum that produces a low-frequency sound, played with a beater.

What is the role of cymbals?

Cymbals of different types (ride, crash, hi-hat) control rhythm and emphasis.

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What are drumsticks, mallets, and brushes?

Used to strike drums, producing different sounds based on material and technique.

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Tsuzumi

An hourglass-shaped drum from 7th century Japan, played by tapping and squeezing cords.

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Timpani

An orchestral percussion instrument, also called kettle drums, with a foot pedal to change pitch.

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Darbuka

A single-headed drum from the ancient Middle East, played with the hands in ceremonies and festivities.

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Bongos

Two attached single-headed drums (one larger) used in lively Latin American music like salsa.

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West Indian Steel Drum

A metal drum from Trinidad where different areas create different notes, allowing a tune to be played.

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