- A
percussion instrument is a
musical instrument that is
sounded by
being struck or s****ed by a
beater including attached or
enclosed beaters or rattles...
- The
percussion cap,
percussion primer, or caplock,
introduced in the
early 1820s, is a type of single-use
percussion ignition device for
muzzle loader...
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Latin percussion is a
family of
percussion, membranophone,
lamellophone and
idiophone instruments used in
Latin music. Trap
drums Abakua and Arará drums...
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Percussion may
refer to:
Percussion instrument, a
large group of
musical instruments Percussion idiophone, a
percussion instrument which is
beaten with...
- Body
percussion may be
performed on its own or as an
accompaniment to
music and/or dance.
Examples of countries' folk
traditions that
incorporate body...
- In
percussion, grip
refers to the
manner in
which the
player holds the
sticks or mallets,
whether drum
sticks or
other mallets. For some instruments, such...
- The
center of
percussion is the
point on an
extended m****ive
object attached to a
pivot where a
perpendicular impact will
produce no
reactive shock at...
- In
percussion, a
jingle is one of a
cluster of
small bells,
shaken or
tapped on the palm of the player's hand. The
small metal discs arranged around the...
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percussion is a
percussion instrument that is held in the hand. They can be made from wood...
- This is a wide-ranging,
inclusive list of
percussion instruments. It includes:
Instruments classified by Hornbostel–Sachs as
struck or
friction idiophones...