81. African Drumming And Dance - Kebba Jobateh African Drumming and Dancing Workshops, African drum lessons and workshops covering many percussion instruments http://www.jobateh.ca/drum/

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84. Caribbean Percussion Traditions settings and at special festive occasions in Caribbean neighborhoods, one can hearthe sounds of an immense variety of drums and other percussion instruments. http://www.historical-museum.org/exhibits/carib/carib.htm

Historical Museum of Southern Florida Caribbean Percussion Traditions in Miami Drumming and Related Arts from the Bahamas Cuba Guyana Haiti ... Puerto Rico and Trinidad Cuban Orisha Percussion are ritually consecrated and are particularly pleasing to the orishas. In ceremonies where there is a less rigorous protocol, other instruments can be used, such as (large gourd rattles that are strung with beads or seeds), conga drums and a guataca (a hoe blade or cowbell played with a striker). Orisha percussion generally accompanies singing in which deities are praised and invited to descend upon their devotees. Though most Orisha percussionists play mainly for religious ceremonies, some occasionally appear in nightclub shows, museum programs or similar settings. Orisha percussionists believe that, when they perform in secular contexts, they help audiences gain a new perspective on a religion that is often misunderstood. Puerto Rican and Cuban Secular Percussion ensemble that includes three or more panderos (small frame drums), a

85. J. B. Smith Homepage Percussionist and composer for percussion instruments. Picture, biography, compositions, and discography. http://www.public.asu.edu/~idjbs/JBSmith.html

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87. Percussion Instruments From Around The World percussion instruments from Around the World percussion instruments havebeen around for thousands of years in every culture in the world. http://www.sbgmusic.com/html/teacher/reference/instruments/percuss.html

Percussion Instruments from Around the World Percussion instruments have been around for thousands of years in every culture in the world. They have been used in many different ways, such as communicating with neighboring communities, accompanying dance, and facilitating ceremonies and rituals. In the United States, enslaved African Americans used "juba," a style of body percussion that was used to communicate emotions and ideas without speaking or even having an instrument to play. There are many different percussion instruments. "Percussion" comes from the Latin word percutere, which in English means, "to strike." Not all instruments classified as percussion actually make their sounds by being struck. Some are shaken, clapped together, or even scraped (guiro). Some percussion instruments are pitched, and others are non-pitched. What most of them have in common, though, is performing a rhythmic function in music. Pitched Percussion Some percussion instruments can play different pitches. Timpani

88. Lone Star Percussion Home Page percussion instruments, accessories, and supplies, at discount prices. http://www.lonestarpercussion.com/

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89. Percussion Instruments percussion instruments. percussion instruments include drums, tambourines,cymbals, bells and gongs. If you stretch a material tightly http://www.fi.edu/fellows/fellow2/apr99/bang.html

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90. Fiske Museum Home Page Also represented are many traditional wind, strings and percussion instrumentsfrom China, Japan, Africa, Indonesia and South America. http://www.cuc.claremont.edu/fiske/welcome.htm

KENNETH G. FISKE MUSEUM OF THE CLAREMONT COLLEGES PHOTOS OF SOME OF OUR COLLECTION Instrument Checklists "Special Exhibits at the Fiske Museum" Related sites THE FISKE MUSEUM at The Claremont Colleges houses one of the most diverse collections of musical instruments in the United States, containing over 1,400 American, European and ethnic instruments dating from the seventeenth through the twentieth centuries. feature instruments of all types from a wide variety of locations and periods. The Museum has American and European brass instruments; a select group of pianos, reed organs, and woodwind instruments; unusual and rare examples from the violin and viol families; instruments from the Orient and Tibet; and percussion, automatic and electronic musical instruments. BRASS INSTRUMENTS WOODWIND INSTRUMENTS include several important eighteenth and nineteenth century examples: a fine one-key flute by Friedrich Gabriel August Kirst of Potsdam (c. 1790), flute maker to Frederick the Great of Prussia; and the earliest dated American metal Boehm-system flute by Alfred Badger of New York (1866), on loan from the Hancock Museum of the University of Southern California. Others include a beautifully constructed oboe by Rudolf Gehrs of Berlin (c. 1850); a 6-key bassoon of the Jeantet school, Lyon (c. 1825); a unique proto-type saxello by the H.N. White Co., Cincinnati (c. 1925); and a fine Conn-O-Sax by the Conn Co., Elkhart (1929). KEYBOARD INSTRUMENTS STRINGED INSTRUMENTS

91. QuarterTone Productions -- QTCD-1004, Chant Of Drums A composition in seven sections for percussion instruments of Iran. Thefollowing percussion instruments have been used in this composition http://www.kereshmeh.com/QTCD1004.html

Chant of Drums Catalog no. QuarterTone QTCD-1004 A composition in seven sections for percussion instruments of Iran Composed by Hooshang Kamkar, performed by The Kamkars Bijan Kamkar: daf Pashang Kamkar: do-table Arzhang Kamkar: tombak zarbe-zoorkhane Arsalan Kamkar: barbat violin, viola Ardeshir Kamkar: dohol damam , viola Ardavan Kamkar: santur Hooshang Kamkar Tas Recording Engineer: Iraj Fahimi Recorded at Bell Studio, Spring 1999 Cover Design: Houman Mortazavi A short segment in MP3 format. Chant of Drums The form of call and response between groups of instruments and solo instruments, and the utilization of pitched instruments solely for maintaining the rhythm on the two notes F and C are among the unique features of this work. In certain cases, as a reminder of a particular spiritual space or mood, the melodic nature of the instruments has been used in light motifs. Using techniques of counterpoint and orchestration, Chant of Drums is composed for percussion instruments and spiritual melodies without lyrics. The unintelligible voices, which are often unconsciously uttered by the dervishes at climactic points during spiritual gatherings, have been used for rhythmic emphasis as well as further stressing the states of trance. This composition is comprised of seven parts. It has an episodic form, and at the same time the repetition of a variance of the first part at the end of the seventh, renders it a cyclical form. The following percussion instruments have been used in this composition: Daf Dohol

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94. HNH - Naxos Classical Musical Instruments. General Introduction to Classical Music Musical CategoriesMusical Instruments A Brief History of Classical Music percussion instruments http://www.naxos.com/NewDesign/fintro.files/instru4.htm

Musical Instruments Percussion Instruments A percussion instrument is probably best defined as one where a resonating surface is struck by the player, either by hand or by some form of stick. These divide roughly into tuned instruments which have a definite pitch or series of pitches, and those of indefinite pitch. Popular examples of both types are: Tuned timpani or kettle drum, xylophone, glockenspiel, tubular bells, vibraphone, marimba. Occasionally, the piano and celesta (see below) are included in scores as part of the percussion section. Indefinite pitch triangle, gong, castanets, whip, rattle, anvil, tambourine, cymbals (struck and clashing), and a variety of drums (side, tenor, bass, tabor, bongo etc.). TOP Mail to: webmaster@hnh.com Terms and Conditions of Use

95. Percussion Instrument Among the percussion instruments used in the West are the bell, thecelesta, the glockenspiel, and the xylophone (marimba). In general http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/ent/A0838262.html

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99. Descarga.com: Home Specializing in a wide range of AfroLatin music with a large selection of CDs, music books, instructional materials and some percussion instruments. Artist profiles, interviews, and links. http://www.descarga.com/

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100. Musician You may be asked to improvise on other percussion instruments that we provide. Youmay be asked to improvise on other percussion instruments that we provide. http://www.tampatalent.com/musician03.htm

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