Percussion is a section of Musical Instruments. Percussion instruments include xylophone, marimba, glockenspiel, cymbals, bass drum, snare drum, and many more.
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If you mean morracas than it is the percussion family. Your welcome!
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Music includes percussion because percussion is the rhythm and back beat of music doesn't matter if it is a band or guns and roses percussion is important.
F. Michael Combs has written: 'Percussion manual' -- subject(s): Instruction and study, Percussion instruments 'Solo and ensemble literature for percussion' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Percussion music, Percussion ensembles 'Percussion' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Percussion music, Percussion ensembles
The percussion sequence is written in the music sheet. Some composers used more and some used less. Beethoven used plenty percussion to make the symphonies hard in some parts. The coda simply was mean to have a lot of percussion for the finish of the piece.
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percussion in no strings and non percussion is with strings
Not really, it depends what type of music your are performing, for example in Jazz Music the double bass instrument is the instrument which substitutes the percussion and drums in the rhythm section of the music.
John Galm has written: 'Discography of music for percussion instruments' -- subject(s): Percussion music, Discography
Well it depends. If you mean the first type of music ever, than it would probably be percussion like by banging wood or bones.