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membrane ["skin" or "head"]
stretched over an opening. Most, but not all,
membranophones are
generally called drums. They are
classified according to material...
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membranophones that are
indigenous to the
local music area or are a
vital and long-standing part of
local culture. It does not
include membranophones...
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membranophones percussion Gudugudu membranophones 1
Yoruba percussion Timpani Hira-daiko
membranophones 1 ****an
percussion drum
Idakka membranophones...
- Wood
block Xylophone Most
objects commonly known as
drums are
membranophones.
Membranophones produce sound when the
membrane or head is
struck with a hand...
- Hornbostel–Sachs as
struck or
friction idiophones,
struck or
friction membranophones or
struck chordophones.
Where an
instrument meets this
definition but...
- they make sound. It
divides instruments into five groups: idiophones,
membranophones, chordophones, aerophones, and electrophones. A
number of instruments...
- 142.2 Sets of
blown plaques.
Mixed sets of
blown idiophones (143)
Membranophones primarily produce their sounds by
means of the
vibration of a tightly...
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Ethiopian music is a term that can mean any
music of
Ethiopian origin, however,
often it is
applied to a genre, a
distinct modal system that is pentatonic...
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Traditional ****anese
music is the folk or
traditional music of ****an. ****an's
Ministry of
Education classifies hōgaku (邦楽, lit. '****anese music') as a...
- rods 2
Membranophones 21
Struck Membranophones –
Sound is
produced by
hitting the
drumskin with a hand or
object 211
Directly Struck Membranophones – Instruments...
