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Percussion Instruments:     more books (100)

Science of Percussion Instruments (Series in Popular Science) by Thomas D. Rossing, 2000-01-15 Encyclopedia of Percussion How to Make Drums, Tomtoms and Rattles: Primitive Percussion Instruments for Modern Use by Bernard Mason, 1974-06-01 The Complete Idiot's Guide to Playing Percussion by Michael Miller, 2009-11-03 Percussion Instruments and Their History (World) (Fourth Revised Edition) by James Blades, 1992-04-01 Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument until the Fingers Begin to Bleed a Bit by Charles Bukowski, 2002-06-05 Concert Solos for the Intermediate Snare Drummer (Meredith Music Percussion) by Garwood Whaley, 2004-08-01 Percussion & Electronic Instruments (The Encyclopedia of Musical Instruments) by Robert Dearling, 2000-10 Making Gourd Musical Instruments: Over 60 String, Wind & Percussion Instruments & How to Play Them by Ginger Summit, Jim Widess, 2007-03-01 Percussionist's Dictionary: Translations of Descriptions and Photographs of Percussion Instruments by Joseph Adato, 1984-06 Teaching Percussion by Gary Cook, 1988-12 All About Bongos (Book & Enhanced CD) (Alfred's World Percussion Series) by Kalani, 2003-11 Practical Guide to Percussion Terminology by Russ Girsberger, 2000-03-01 The Art of Percussion Playing by Garwood Whaley, Neil Grover, et all 2006-04-01

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1. Rhythm Tech | Percussion Instruments
   Rhythm Tech is a leading US manufacturer and worldwide distributor of percussion instruments and Drum Accessories.  
   http://www.rhythmtech.com/

2. Percussion Instruments
   percussion instruments As you can see from the picture, the xylophone is played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer).  
   http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/sh/oddball/mallet_1
   
   Extractions: As you can see from the picture, the xylophone is played with a padded mallet (which looks like a hammer). In 1898, Barnum and Bailey's circus pigs were trained to play this instrument, among other feats. But don't be fooled by this humorous depiction. Playing the xylophone well requires great precision to hit just the right bar at the right time, which produces a musical tone. The xylophone is a percussion instrument (one that is played either by striking, shaking or scraping it) that likely originated in Southeast Asia or Oceania. It's one of the central instruments of the music of Africa, possibly being brought to that continent through trade or people migrating from other places. Slaves from Africa brought the xylophone with them when they were taken to Latin America, and from there it eventually made its way to the United States. Today's xylophone has bars arranged in two rows, sort of like the keys of a piano, and rests on a stand. Listen to some xylophone music from 1921.

3. Percussion
   Definite Pitch. Instruments Indefinite Pitch Instruments Other Sections History. The first type of percussion instrument was simply anything hit together to produce sound. percussion instruments have strong ceremonial, sacred, or symbolic associations almost everywhere A percussion instrument is defined as instruments made of sonorous material  
   http://www.mathcs.duq.edu/~iben/percus.htm
   
   Extractions: Instruments : Indefinite Pitch Instruments : Other Sections : The first type of percussion instrument was simply anything hit together to produce sound. Drums evolved from this and are known to have existed from around 6000 BC. They were used by all major civilizations throughout the world. Percussion instruments have strong ceremonial, sacred, or symbolic associations almost everywhere. Certain drums symbolize and protect tribal royalty in much of Africa. They were also used to transmit messages over long distances. They also played a major role in medieval and Renaissance Europe. The snare drum and its relatives were used in the infantry to send coded instructions to the soldiers. The development the individual instruments is discussed in its section. A percussion instrument is defined as instruments made of sonorous material. A vibration produces sounds of definite or indefinite pitch when shaken or struck. The pitch is determined in many different ways. It is done through the tautness of the stretched material for indefinite pitch instruments. The pitch is determined by the size of the objects in definite pitch instruments. Notes are produced by striking the instrument in certain places.

4. Percussion Instruments From Around The World
   percussion instruments have been around for thousands of years in every culture in the world There are many different percussion instruments. " Percussion" comes from the Latin word  
   http://www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/instruments/percuss.html
   
   Extractions: Percussion instruments have been around for thousands of years in every culture in the world. They have been used in many different ways, such as communicating with neighboring communities, accompanying dance, and facilitating ceremonies and rituals. In the United States, enslaved African Americans used "juba," a style of body percussion that was used to communicate emotions and ideas without speaking or even having an instrument to play. There are many different percussion instruments. "Percussion" comes from the Latin word percutere, which in English means, "to strike." Not all instruments classified as percussion actually make their sounds by being struck. Some are shaken, clapped together, or even scraped (guiro). Some percussion instruments are pitched, and others are non-pitched. What most of them have in common, though, is performing a rhythmic function in music.

5. Quia - MusiQuia Instruments
   Popups. MusiQuia Instruments. A game about percussion instruments. Activity created by Mrs  
   http://www.quia.com/pop/7284.html

6. Redirect
   Drum and Percussion Hot Links on the Largest and The Original Big Bands Website Manufacturers of KAT Midi percussion instruments. Basic Guide to Keyboard percussion instruments, Site for Percussion/Keyboard instruments Marimba  
   http://www.nfo.net/.LNX/ldrum.html

7. Percussion Instruments
   percussion instruments The marimba is another percussion instrument that is played with a rubber mallet. Marimba is the African name for xylophone.  
   http://www.americaslibrary.gov/cgi-bin/page.cgi/sh/oddball/mallet_2
   
   Extractions: The marimba is another percussion instrument that is played with a rubber mallet. Marimba is the African name for xylophone. It resembles that instrument in shape, but it's bigger and has a wider range of notes. Many popular songs in the early 1900s were given a marimba "twist," such as this recording of the "Stars and Stripes Forever March." The fact that marimba songs were well liked by Americans shows the increased exposure the public had to foreign styles of music.

8. TheDrummersLounge.com Home Page
   Encyclopedia offers interviews, information, pictures, and histories of percussion instruments.  
   http://www.thedrummerslounge.com/
   
   Extractions: Welcome to TheDrummersLounge.com! This is a reference site devoted to drums and percussion instruments from all over the world. The encyclopedia pages have pictures, origin information, and histories. The editorial pages include interviews with percussionists and commentary. Updates are often, please come back and visit. Encyclopedia A B C D ... P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Drum Set ... Email Special thanks to Folk Music Center Motherland Rhythm Art

9. Yamaha Corporation Of America - Percussion Instruments
   Accessories. String Instruments. percussion instruments. Wind Instruments String Instruments. percussion instruments. Wind Instruments. Accessories. Sounds of Summer  
   http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/CDA/Catalog/Catalog_GSMOCX/0,6366,CTID%3D233800%

10. Mambiza Drums And Percussion: Home
    Mambiza offers ethnic and modern hand drums and percussion instruments. Their drums are made from single logs from various regions of the Caribbean Basin and no gluing is involved.  
    http://www.mambiza.com/home.html

11. Homemade Musical Instruments,Home Made Percussion, Found Sounds
    homemade percussion instruments in depth; howto, complete instructions,links,resources. ffff. This page is brought to you by. Boomwhackers.  
    http://www.rhythmweb.com/homemade/

12. Musical Instruments, Percussion, Drums, CDs, Free MP3 Music
    Music Shop, musical and percussion instruments from around the world, Samba from Brazil, African, Folk, Indian, Electric Guitars, music CDs from independent  
    http://www.earthvibemusic.com/

13. African Musical And Percussion Instruments
    Musical and percussion instruments from Africa,udu,djembe,doum doum,bougarabou and kora.  
    http://www.earthvibemusic.com/africa.htm

14. Schott Music International -
    percussion instruments. Various percussion instruments. Our repertoire contains textbooks, sheet music and books for and on various percussion instruments. If you are looking  
    http://www.schott-international.com/shop/php/Proxy.php?purl=/essh/products/catal

15. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Percussion Instruments
    786.8 ResourceType index Location usa Last checked 20000914 Encyclopedia of Percussion Offers information about percussion instruments and terms.  
    http://bubl.ac.uk/link/p/percussioninstruments.htm
    
    Extractions: BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About A-Z Index Titles Descriptions Drum Lessons Encyclopedia of Percussion intermusic.com Percussion Home Page Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Drum Lessons Collection of links to lessons on drumming and percussion techniques. Lessons are arranged by subject, including basic beats, ghost strokes, linear drumming, phrasing, soloing, and syncopation. Also provides information on buying and setting up a drum kit, and associated health issues.

16. Welcome To Malletworks!!
    Company that offers music for mallet percussion instruments.  
    http://www.malletworks.com/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to MalletWorks Music !!! Leaders in keyboard percussion and jazz reside in our ever-growing catalog of literature and recordings. Here you'll find works by Arthur Lipner, Ney Rosauro, David Friedman and Dave Samuels (Double Image), Bob Mintzer, Mark Ford, Jeff Moore, Ron Brough and Chuck Tumlinson. New works for Percussion Ensemble are now available by Mike Mainieri, David Friedman, Dave Samuels and Arthur Lipner. Point your mouse to the left for our catalogue, sounds, orders, links, mailing list or to email Malletworks. Below is a quick look at our new catalogue. For a more detailed explanation of each catalogue item along with online ordering, be sure to check out our Catalogue Page . Although online ordering is the easiest way to order from us, we can also take your order by phone, fax, email or standard mail. Check out our Ordering Info page for details on the ways that you can order from us.

17. Elderly Instruments New Musical Instruments
    new musical instruments percussion instruments - new search options BN02-WALN .. $12.00 buy. percussion instruments. Cymbals. FINGER CYMBALSPhoto  
    http://www.elderly.com/new_instruments/PER.htm
    
    Extractions: DANFORTH CHERRY BONES Photo The bones are played by holding two in one hand, sepatated by the middle finger so they have room to clack together. By moving the wrist and arm back and forth you can get a wide variety of rhythms. Different woods have different sounds. They can be played with all sorts of music. Sold as a pair. DANFORTH EBONY BONES Photo Limited quantity, The bones are played by holding two in one hand, sepatated by the middle finger so they have room to clack together. By moving the wrist and arm back and forth you can get a wide variety of rhythms. Different woods have different sounds. They can be played with all sorts of music.

18. Percussion Instruments
    percussion instruments (perKUH-shun) percussion instruments may be further divided into those instruments that produce a definite pitch and those that do not.  
    http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/textp/Percussioninstruments.html
    
    Extractions: Instruments that are sounded by striking shaking plucking , or scraping. All instruments such as drums and bells fall into this category. Percussion instruments may be further divided into those instruments that produce a definite pitch and those that do not. Some whistles aerophones ) are also included in this category of instruments because they tend to be considered sound effects rather than serious instruments TABLE OF COMMON PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS Tuned Percussion Untuned Percussion Auxillary Percussion Latin Percussion Drum Kit Antique Cymbals

19. JP Custom Cases
    Innovators in soft music instrument cases. Manufactures quality cases for quinto, conga, dejembe and other percussion instruments.  
    http://www.jpcustomcases.com

20. BOOM! The Power Of Rhythm
    Teambuilding service, facilitated by participants playing simple parts on hand drums and percussion instruments.  
    http://www.boomdrumming.com/
    
    Extractions: "He brings the perfect "feeling like a team" event..." CBC Venture is a company that provides an exciting "hands-on team building experience" that promotes group unity through the creation of a dynamic musical experience. Click here to read Testimonials To learn about what BOOM! does, read ... Click here to see our Select Client List For more info, click below Paul Houle

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