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Percussion Instruments:     more books (100)

Drum Circle: A Guide to World Percussion (Book & Enhanced CD) by Chalo Eduardo, 2002-06 Percussion Repair and Maintenance by Bonfoe (Mark Bonfoey), 1986-09-22 Percussion (Musical Instruments) La Percussion (Collection Instruments de musique) (French Edition) by Friedrich Jakob, 1979 Percussion (Musical Instruments of the World) by M.J. Knight, 2005-04-07 Complete Guide to Brass: Instruments and Pedagogy by Scott Whitener, 1990-10 Percussion: Drumming, Beating, Striking by John Mowitt, 2002-01-01 Harry Breuer's Ragtime Solos: 5 Solos for Xylophone, Marimba or Vibes (Meredith Music Percussion) by Harry Breuer, 2007-10-01 Timpani and Percussion by Jeremy Montagu, 2002-06-01 Six Concert Pieces for Solo Timpani (Meredith Music Percussion) by Bill Cahn, 2001-11-01 Drum Programming: A Complete Guide to Program and Think Like a Drummer (Percussion) by Ray F. Badness, 1991-11-01 All About Electronic Percussion (All About... (Hal Leonard)) by Michael Snyder, 2006-08-01 The 2009-2014 World Outlook for Accordions, Bagpipes, Harmonicas, and Other Non-Electronic Musical Instruments Excluding Percussion, String and Fretted, Brass Wind, and Woodwind Musical Instruments by Icon Group, 2008-09-27 Drumming at the edge of magic: A journey into the spirit of percussion by Mickey Hart, 1990

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61. Meinl Cymbals & Percussion
    Manufacturer of cymbals and percussion instruments, product information, events, artists, videos and mp3's.  
    http://www.meinl.de/index2.html

62. Barclay Historical Percussion Instruments
    Barclay Historical percussion instruments. Hand Drums. Hand drums have genuine calfskin heads attached with tacks to wooden frames  
    http://www.aswltd.com/barclay.htm
    
    Extractions: Hand drums have genuine calfskin heads attached with tacks to wooden frames and are available in six different sizes. Bodhrans are of traditional construction with authentic goatskin heads and come with a double-headed stick. Dumbecks are in traditional hourglass shape with hammered metal finish and natural skin heads Instrument Features Price 6" hand drum calfskin head, wooden frame 7" hand drum 8" hand drum 10" hand drum 12" hand drum 14" hand drum 16" bodhran goatskin head, wooden frame, beater 18" bodhran 8" dumbeck brass finish silver finish 10" dumbeck brass finish silver finish Frames made of laminated wood, with genuine calfskin heads and single or double rows of jingles Instrument Features Price 4" tambourine wood frame, calfskin head, single jingles 6" tambourine wood frame, calfskin head, single jingles 6" tambourine wood frame, calfskin head, double jingles 8" tambourine wood frame, calfskin head, single jingles 8" tambourine

63. Leberecht Fischer Percussion Instruments
    Leberecht Fischer percussion instruments. March 1999 Price List. Nakers. Small 541.00. Small percussion instruments. Instrument, Features, Price.  
    http://www.aswltd.com/fischer.htm
    
    Extractions: Small tunable bowl drums, 8" diameter hammered copper bowls, with calfskin heads, twelve leather tuning thongs, and pair of wooden sticks included. Instrument Features Price pair of nakers with sticks 8", hammered copper folding stand for pair of nakers black steel, three sections Double-headed shallow drum, walnut frame, 12" diameter x 4" deep, two rope-tensioned calfskin heads with sixteen leather tuning thongs, single adjustable gut snare, one wooden stick included. May be hung from the wrist and used with the smaller sizes of tabor pipes or independently. Instrument Features Price tabor with stick 12", two calfskins heads, snare Tambourines with walnut frames, 10" diameter, calfskin head secured with leather band and tacks, available in three models: Instrument Features Price timbrel, 10" 6 pairs of hand-hammered jingles tambour de basque 9 pairs of hand-hammered jingles, inlaid frame Drums of equal diameter and length, with genuine walnut frames and head rims, one or two rope-tensioned calfskin heads, and sliding leather tuning thongs. These instruments produce a well-defined pitch and may be used in sets of two or three as renaissance timpani. The single-headed drums stack inside one another for easy storage and transport. Instrument Features Price small side drum 10" x 10", one head

64. HyperMusic -- Musical Instruments: Percussion
    The drum set is only of many different percussion instruments. Some percussion instruments can play melodies. These are called tuned percussion.  
    http://www.hypermusic.ca/inst/perc.html
    
    Extractions: String Percussion Woodwind Brass Keyboard Electronic ... About This Site Previous: String Instruments Next: Woodwind A percussion instrument is one that is shaken or hit to make a sound. The drum set is only of many different percussion instruments. A good percussionist should be able to play them all and will need to have a good sense of rhythm. Experience playing keyboard instruments such as the piano will also certainly help when playing the pitched instruments. Some percussion instruments can play melodies. These are called tuned percussion. The xylophone glockenspiel marimba vibraphone ,and timpani are all tuned percussion instruments. Other percussion instruments that do not produce a definite pitch are generally termed unpitched percussion. These include most drums snare drum bass drum , drum set, etc.) and also other instruments used mostly for special effects. Some of these instruments which add colour to an ensemble are the triangle gong castanets , rattle, cowbell woodblock tambourine maracas ... claves , and whistles.

65. Northumberland NGfL Virtual Orchestra - Percussion Instruments 1
    Cabasa. Vibraslap. Agogo Bells. Jingles. Maracas. Click on an instrument to hear and see more! Click here for the drums. Flexitone. Castanets. Guiro. Tambourine.  
    http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/music/orchestra/percussion.htm

66. Hari's Carnatic-South Indian Classical Music, Raga,Tala, Articles On Music, Musi
    The site has a write up on carnatic music, the different percussion instruments used in carnatic music, biographies and compositions of famouse composers of Carnatic music like Thyagaraja, Shyama Shastri, Dikshithar, Bharathiar, Harikeshanallur, Swathi Thirunal.  
    http://www.angelfire.com/musicals/kallidaihari

67. Percussion Instrument Resource
    b. percussion instruments of the WORLD. There is a NEARLY innumerable amount (that s the challenge here!) of different percussion instruments.  
    http://www.geocities.com/willow_wilg/instrures.html
    
    Extractions: There is a NEARLY innumerable amount (that's the challenge here!) of different percussion instruments. I think percussionists are multi-instrumentalists, after all, every instruments has its own acquired technique. Just think of a samba band... A lot these instruments are derived from other cultures and have a long history. I like to debate with people, where the roots of instruments lie, like congas, are they really purely derived from Congolese drums or is there a Ghanaian influence as well? A modern drumkit is actually a mishmash of different cultural heritage thrown into one!

68. Tune Buddies: Drums And Percussion Instruments - Review - All Info About - The F
    Kids learn about percussion instruments in Warner Bros. Publications Tune Buddies Getting to Know Drums and percussion instruments.  
    http://familyscreenscene.allinfoabout.com/ed/tunedrums.html
    
    Extractions: P. J. Smith is covering the beat - the drum beat, that is. If you love the sound of the oldest instrument, Tune Buddies: Percussions is an entertaining look at the history of drums, the types of percussion instruments, how they are made, and played. While you're waiting for the band to play, P. J.'ll explain what rhythm is and what pitched and non-pitched instruments are. You'll learn about tempo and keeping the beat. There are a lot of different percussion instruments. Of course, we all know the drum. But the keyboard-looking xylophone is also in this family. And so are cow bells. Yep, just like the one tied around Bessie's neck.

69. Elderly Instruments New Musical Instruments
    New Musical Instruments percussion instruments -. new search options. New percussion instruments (New Musical Instruments). (click  
    http://www.elderly.com/new_instruments/cats/PER.html

70. NOVICA - Musical Instruments - Percussion Instruments
    their lives, explore their fascinating cultures, and select from more than 15000 handcrafted works of art.NOVICA, Musical Instruments, percussion instruments.  
    http://www.novica.com/category/index.cfm?action=category&c=38&l=3

71. Percussion Instruments
    percussion instruments BANDAYR. GSBAH. Literally reed , this is a percussion instrument which is still found in certain regions of Andalusia.  
    http://srproj.lib.calpoly.edu/projects/engl/Zapata_Liziel_L/per.htm
    
    Extractions: Percussion Instruments The word probably derived from late Latin "Pandorium", a variant of "Pandura", adopted from the Greek "Pandurion" and "Pandura", designating a kind of lute with three strings. The word was later used for instruments of different origins. The Bandayr which belongs to the noise making instruments, is a large circle of wood with strings of goatgut stretched inside it. These intensify the vibration of sound produced by striking the skin stretched over the sides. A type of square drum. It is cushion-shaped, a frame of wood with skin stretched over both ends. Four catgut strings are stretched on the interior and produce the sound vibrations. (Arch priest of Hita : "Adufe", 14th century). A chalice-shaped drum with terracotta or metal, covered with skin across the wide opening, and prolonged in a hollow neck or gullet. This instrument is held in high esteem by Moslem musicians who play it held on the left forearm. With the right hand it is struck alternatively in the center of the skin (doum) or on the edge (tek). The figners of the left hand strike close to the circumference (tek, but softer) in syncopated or counter rhythm. Literally "reed", this is a percussion instrument which is still found in certain regions of Andalusia. It is a reed with a fissure cut down its length and regulated by means of a ring at the bottom. Variations of timbre are obtained by opening an closing a small hole drilled in the lower end while beatiing on the palm of the left hand.

72. The "Voices Of Africa" Choral Ensemble
    African American women's ensemble that performs a cappella harmonies with traditional West African percussion instruments. Includes profiles, performance schedule, instrument information and lessons, and educational programs.  
    http://www.voicesofafrica.net

73. MusicSearch.com Forums -> Electronic, Keyboard Or Drums And Percussion Instrumen
    Electronic, Keyboard or Drums and percussion instruments. Topic Title, Topic Starter, Replies, Views, Last Action. Complete Beginner Casio  
    http://www.musicsearch.com/forums/index.php?showforum=110

74. Percussion Instruments
    Music Shoppe . percussion instruments. Generally, percussion instruments are objects that are activated by striking other objects or by shaking.  
    http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/Renaissance/Town/Music/PercussionInst
    
    Extractions: Return to Music Shoppe Continue Tour of Instruments Some members of the percussion family may well be considered the oldest of all instruments. Rhythms beaten out on primitive surfaces or makeshift instruments have served to express sentiments and feelings throughout the ages. Generally, percussion instruments are objects that are activated by striking other objects or by shaking. The resulting sound can not only articulate the rhythm but also add color, tonal complexion, and dynamic impact to the vocal or instrumental music of which they are a part. Drums consist essentially of skins and "shells". The drumskins are normally of calfskin or "vellums." The shell is a hollow cylinder or a bowl, more rarely a frame of some other shape, across which the skin is stretched. Craige on Tabor (sample sound included)

75. Percussion Instruments
    Angie really enjoys expressing her feelings through various percussion instruments. But, her least favorite part is moving around  
    http://www.philorch.org/styles/poa02e/www/imaginations/mto_perc.htm
    
    Extractions: All Programs School Concerts Curriculum Mtrls. Family Concerts Sound All Around Greenfield Comp. Master Classes Open Dress Rehear. Neighbor. Concerts Access Circle Ed. Advisory Cncl. Teacher Seminars Schools Program Music Inside Out Pre-Concert Convers. Lecture Luncheons Concert Volunteers Rhapsody Program Teacher Workshops 21st Cent. Society Community Events Ticket Turn-in The most varied assemblage of instruments in the orchestra, the percussion section is sometimes called the "hardware department." Some of the instruments have definite pitches like the timpani, glockenspiel and the xylophone. Some only contribute a pitchless sound, like the triangle, snare drum and cymbals. Primitive instruments like the gourd, rattle, and wood block are also used along with a variety of drums, gongs and chimes.

76. Welcome To Ludwig / Musser
    Order new catalogs; Classic Birch Series Drums, Accent Series Drums, Educational Percussion Kits, Musser Mallet percussion instruments, Timpani and Concert  
    http://www.ludwig-drums.com/
    
    Extractions: Order new catalogs; Classic Birch Series Drums, Accent Series Drums, Educational Percussion Kits, Musser Mallet Percussion Instruments, Timpani and Concert Drums, Selmer 2.0 CD. Mail the order form or contact your dealer Ludwig Drums is a division of Conn-Selmer, Inc. Email Customer Service Conn-Selmer, Inc. is a subsidiary of Steinway Musical Instruments, Inc., one of the world's leading manufacturers of musical instruments. For additional financial information visit the corporate web site

77. Percussion | Snare Drums | LP Congas | Bongos | Timpani | Latin Percussion Instr
    If you would like to place a classified ad CLICK HERE! Percussion snare drums congas bongos timpani percussion instruments.  
    http://www.musiciansbuyline.com/perc.html
    
    Extractions: Do not contact me if you want to pay more and have me send you the $ difference. I will not respond. Thanks. top Ad: LP Junior conga set, wood finish (with stand) in mint condition/barely played retails for $635. Make your best offer; shipping to be paid by buyer. top Date Posted: 1/22/04 City: barrington (Chicago Area) State: IL Country: usa First Name: shelley Phone Number: 847-382-5998 e-mail: shelley_arvai@yahoo.com

78. MarketPlace At SportsLine.com - Music - Musical Instruments - Other Percussion I
    Other Instruments Accessories. Other percussion instruments. Pianos. Boating Marine, Top / Music / Musical Instruments / Other percussion instruments (64),  
    http://sportsline.catalogcity.com/amos/cc/main/product_categories/act/0-28685-21

79. The Galileo Spaces, Centre De Création Pour Musique Et Danse
    Information on choreography, composition, percussion instruments of Kerala and the Kathakali Dance Theatre.  
    http://www.silentculture.org/creation/english.html

80. Layne Redmond--Percussion Instruments Of Ancient Egypt
    percussion instruments of Ancient Egypt. As in most ancient cultures the percussion instruments were identified with the primary deities.  
    http://www.layneredmond.com/percuss.htm
    
    Extractions: A Narrative History of the Frame Drum ... Site Map Percussion Instruments of Ancient Egypt In the ancient Egyptian language, "ear" and "mind" are synonymous, an acknowledgment that the mind gives meaning to information received as sound vibrations. All music, whether in the temple, the palace, or the street, was termed hy, which was defined as 'joy' or 'gladness'. The symbol for joy was a woman playing a round frame drum. As in most ancient cultures the percussion instruments were identified with the primary deities. The Egyptian goddess of music, Hathor, and the goddesses, Isis and Sekhmet, were shown playing the sistrum, menit and round frame drums. The gods, Bes and Anubis, were shown playing frame drums. Percussion instruments were considered to be particularly imbued with the spiritual or shamanistic power to influence and transform consciousness and therefore reality.

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