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White Woman Drums - Drum Types
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" Drum Types, Drumming Styles, Definitions Definition of Drum : It is a percussion musical instrument, consisting of a membrane/skin called a drumhead that is stretched taut over a cylindrical tube or frame that is open at the other end. The membrane/skin is struck, either with the hand or with a drumstick/beater, and the tube or frame forms a resonating chamber for the resulting sound. The sound of a drum depends on how the drum is constructed. Frame drums are among the oldest and most versatile of drums. Most cultures have some type of frame drum; the Egyptian Riq, the Brazilian Pandeiro, the Kanjira from south India, the middle eastern Tar and Bendir along with the Native American versions are but a few of the available frame drums. The frame drum we as Westerners may be most familiar with is the simply Tambourine, which has jingles while any of others do not. There are a variety of playing techniques both with the hands and beaters/drumsticks, based on different styles from various cultures. Generally frame drums have one side covered by a skin membrane with a shell depth less that the "
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