114 results for "Other Percussion Instruments" between $2.00 and $400.00

Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction, Music. Subgenre: Musical Instruments / Percussion, Music / Instruments, Music / Instruction + Study. Age: 4-8 years. Publisher: Smart Apple Media. Pages: 32. Language: English. Format: hardcover. Release Date: August 1, 2009. Date Published: August 1, 2009.

It may be tricky to say—pronounced “bore-ron”—but it isn’t difficult to play. This Irish percussion instrument is the heartbeat of Celtic session music. Played with a small tipper or beater, it offers rhythm and variation underlying the melody in set tunes.

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Compiled by the acclaimed Ndere Troupe in 1995, the recordings from the Ngoma Project for Cultural Preservation present a wealth of traditional music from Uganda. This is the most comprehensive collection of traditional Ugandan music to date. Inspired performances by master musicians from the region's most important ethnic groups utilize a wide range of instruments including harps, mbiras, zithers, xylophones, and a wide array of African percussion. Fourteen tracks of music, digitally recorded and...

Pages: 208, Edition: 1st, Hardcover, World Scientific Publishing Company

Pages: 216, Edition: Revised Edition, Hardcover, Scarecrow Press

Sharp full-color photos and bright colors illustrate a variety of percussion instruments from castanets to harpsichords. Use alone or in coordination with TREND s new Wind Instruments and String Instruments charts. The back of the chart features teacher-created reproducible activities subject information and helpful hints. 17 x 22 classroom size.

An electronic drum kit can't be called perfect without mind-blowing samples. The DM8 Pro Kit features the barrier-shattering DM8 High-Definition drum module with Dynamic Articulation. Alesis's latest drum module in a line now spanning 20 years, the DM8 builds on the success of the top-of-the-line DM10. The DM8 shares the DM10’s essential architecture, including playback of genuine recordings of real drums and cymbals and advanced Dynamic Articulation multi-samples. You'll find the DM8 to be packed...

Pages: 72, Edition: Tch, Paperback, R&L Education

The bones are a musical instrument (more specifically, a folk instrument) which, at the simplest, consists of a pair of animal bones, or pieces of wood or a similar material. Sections of large rib bones and lower leg bones are the most commonly used true bones, although wooden sticks shaped like the earlier true bones are now more often used. If metal spoons are used instead, as is common in the United States, this is called "playing the spoons". The technique arrived in the U.S. via Irish immigrants...

Details Unique and practical are among the words to describe this wooden toy – xylophone. It comes with a superb quality of wood. Twelve multi-colored tone bars for a wide note range of scales. Differential length of the bars formed an inerratic shape which set off the sense of attractivity. Items which can send off fair-sounding sounds, especially the tinkle one is liked by any baby. 12 scales of music notes. Develop your sweetie’s potential artistic gift in the processing of rapping this practical...

Small drum handmade with goat leather and with a wood handle, this small percussion instrument produce vibrations when the small spheres hit the drum.

Learn to Play-Indian Ethnic Percussion Instruments-2 [DVD]

Khartal or Kartal is an ancient cymbal music instrument from India. It has always been a favorite with saints and seers. Even today we find kahrtal being used in temples and gurudwaras. Kara means hand and tala means clapping. Despite being used for devotional music it has carved an important place for itself amongst the exponents of folk music in India. Kahrtal comprises two similar shaped wooden pieces and is approximately eight to twelve inches long and two to three inches wide. Small round brass...

This program presents the wide range of instruments found in the percussion section of an orchestra—timpani, side drum, bass drum, cymbal, tam-tam, tubular bells, and xylophone—in performance. Works by composers from Mozart to Stravinsky illustrate the special effects achieved by using the various instruments. (28 minutes)