Percussion Instrument
(1) membranophones (e.g. timpani, drums)
(2) idiophones (resonant material)
- tuned (e.g. xylophone, tubular bells)
- others (e.g. cymbals, triangkes)
Percussion Section (a 2-hour overview)
(1) timpanum
(2) auxiliary percussion:
- bass drum, snare drum
- tambourine, cymbals, gong (tam-tam), triangle, wood block, castanets, maracas .....
(3) tuned percussion (producing melody and rhythm):
- vibraphone, marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel, tubular bells
- handbells, tuned cowbells .....
- vibraphone, marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel, tubular bells
- handbells, tuned cowbells .....
(timpanist)
The timpanist is traditionally regarded as the principal of the percussion section.
Carl Orff - Carmina Burana cantata
- I. & XXV. "O Fortuna"
("O Fortuna" opens and closes the cantata)
Timpani can be tuned by altering the skin tension using turning screws or a pedal.
Richard Strauss - “Also sprach Zarathustra
(Thus Spoke Zarathustra)” tone poem
- Its first section, “Sunrise”, is the initial fanfare
that became well known to the general public,
due to its use in “2001: A Space Odyssey” (1968 film).
Dvořák - New World Symphony - IV. Finale
(L) Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
(R) Tchaikovsky - Symphony No.6 - III
(L) Bach - Toccata and Fugue (BWV 565)
(R) Mahler - Symphony No.3 - VI
(2) Auxiliary Percussion
The snare drum has a set of gut or metal springs stretched across its lower drum head which vibrate when the upper head is struck.
* Maurice Ravel - Boléro
* Aram Khachaturian - "Gayane" ballet - Sabre Dance
* Drumline (2002) movie - final battle
* Grenadier Guards - Corps of Drums
Bass drum
Verdi - Requiem - II. Dies irae (Day of Wrath /《震怒之日》/《末日经》)
Funerary procession for Margaret Thatcher
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Note the two big drums (in the second row)
that set the tempo of the march music
and the slow march footwork.
## varied from the funeral marches by
(L) Mendelssohn (Songs Without Words for piano - Bk 5 No.3)
(R) Chopin (Piano Sonata No. 2 - III)
(R) Theme song for Rocky III (1982 film)
Grand bands
Some others:
(L) Cymbals, bass drum, timpanis, triangle,
tambourines, snare drum
(R) Timbales, bongos (short), congas (tall)
Source: Wikipedia
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