Technically, they are bronze kettle-drums, specifically membranophones, instruments that produce their sounds by being hit on their vibrating skins, or membranes. Despite their widespread use and ...

“Tuba” is from Latin “tuba," a straight bronze war trumpet. Percussion: “Timpani” (also known as kettle drums) is from Latin “tympanum,” drum (the technical word for your eardrum); “cymbals” and ...

The role involves leading 200 other horses on the procession route on the streets of London, carrying the ceremonial kettle drum. He was the second horse to be sold by Dyfed Shire Horse Farm to ...

The drums were played, marking each step with their sounds, believed to connect the world of the gods with the world of humans. This research aims to increase our knowledge on the "Moko" drums and ...