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What cultures uses drums?
In African culture they uses a lot of drums.
What is the significance of the extended metaphor that achebe uses to describe the drums and their relationship to the village?
The extended metaphor of the drums in Chinua Achebe's work often symbolizes unity, culture, and tradition within the village. It highlights the interconnectedness of the community and how the rhythm of the drums serves as a unifying force. The drums also represent communication, rituals, and communal celebration, emphasizing their vital role in defining the village's identity and cohesion.
What the uses for drums?
for entertainment
What instrument does Alex Shelnutt play?
according to their myspace, he uses truth drums
What drums does Breaking Benjamin use?
Breaking Benjamin uses Yamaha Drums, and Zildjian Cymbals.
What type of drums does the evanescence drumer use?
Will Hunt uses DW Drums, Vater drum sticks and Zildjian cymbals. Rocky Gray uses ddrum, Sabian Cymbals, Vater Sticks, Evans Drumheads, Schecter guitars and Basson Sound Equipment. He is often in commercials for these things.
What brand of drums does iron maidens drummer use?
He uses Premier Elite drums and Paiste Cymbals. In the past he used Sonor drums.
What kind of cymbals does green day use?
Tre cool only ever uses the brand Leedy.He often uses Tre Cool signature Leedy drums
What is coahuiltecan tradition culture?
Dancing and Drums were played during celebrations
How is the the metaphor achebe uses to describe the drums and their relationship to the village significant?
The metaphor of the drums as the heartbeat of the village in Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart" symbolizes the unity and spirit of the community. Just as the beat of the drums can be felt throughout the village, the collective identity and traditions of the people resonate deeply within them. This metaphor highlights the importance of culture, unity, and tradition in the life of the village.
What are some uses for drums?
making music, money, girlfriends, bands
What culture did bongos drums originate in?
Cuban.. bongos are a Cuban percussion instrument.It is most often played by hand and is especially associated in Cuban music with a steady patter or ostinato of eighth-notes known as the martillo or "hammer".
