The oldest form of music, simply because it's the simplest, next to the human voice and handclapping. It is impossible to pinpoint who, when or even where, as some form of drum is known in virtually every world culture.
Drums first appeared as far back as 6000 BC, as far as we know. Mesopotamian excavations unearthed small cylindrical drums dated 3000 BC. Several wall markings found in caves in Peru show drums used in various aspects of societal life. The American Indians used gourd and wooden constructed drums for their rituals and ceremonies. Drums have always been used for more than merely creating music. Civil uses, messaging, and religious uses are but a few.
The standard drum set we know now exists since 1935. It was 'invented' in the USA, in New Orleans.
There is no evidence to prove this. However there is evidence to prove that all people originated in Africa and as "drumming" is something humans do naturally (even some primates use tree trunks to drum displays). One could therefore reasonably assume that early humans would have danced and used something to beat a rhythm with (a drum) way before the African diaspora.
Contrary to popular belief, no.
The oldest drum that we have discovered so far originated from ancient Mesopotamia, from somewhere around 6,000 BCE.
Therefore we assume drums originated from Ancient Mesopotamia, because the oldest drum discovered so far was found from that era, in what is today part of modern-day Iraq.
However that does not strictly mean drums definitely originated from Ancient Mesopotamia, it is very possible that they were invented earlier. But this is the earliest evidence we have of drums so far.
The oldest drum that we have discovered so far originated from ancient Mesopotamia, from somewhere around 6,000 BCE.
Therefore we assume drums originated from Ancient Mesopotamia, because the oldest drum discovered so far was found from that era, in what is today part of modern-day Iraq.
However that does not strictly mean drums definitely originated from Ancient Mesopotamia, it is very possible that they were invented earlier. But this is the earliest evidence we have of drums so far.
They're from Africa.
africa
Africa.
northern india
i think that the bongo drum was invented (made) in Africa because at the moment i am doing African music in music and the bongo drum is one of the drums we are using
1852Conga drums have their origins in Africa. After the colonization of Cuba, the African slaves introduced the instrument to the island. Cubans are the people that introduced the modern conga drum in the 1800's. The instrument became popular in the US in the 1950's largely due to Desi Arnaz.
The snare drum probably originated in either Africa or India by the early humans that lived about one-million years ago, but no one really knows for sure.
The Drum came from Africa. Traders then spread the instunment around the world-by traders mainly Great Britain. and after that the drum evolved into different sets we see today. but the original birthplace of the Drum was in Africa
the talking drum is amazing and I think that it is from Africa
The talking drum is a musical instrument from West Africa, which is hourglass-shaped. It was invented in Oyo, Nigeria by Alaafin Ajiboye.
Steel Drums Originated from Trinidad Most drums were known to come from India or Africa so I believe that may be the answer.
The stir drum was originaly from your mothers vagina
china
Europe
Origins of the pieces from the drum kit itself originate from Africa ~200 BC up till the 1500s in Europe, but the actual unification and use of the drum kit was first used in America, by the black slaves in the 1800s.
northern india
The regular drum is from africa, and china. the drum set is from the USA.
Africa
The first electronic drum was the Pollard Syndrum, which was made in California.
i think that the bongo drum was invented (made) in Africa because at the moment i am doing African music in music and the bongo drum is one of the drums we are using