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The typani, also known as the "tympani" or "kettledrum," belongs to the percussion family of instruments. It is characterized by its large, bowl-shaped bodies made of copper or fiberglass, with a membrane stretched over the top. Players strike the membrane with mallets to produce a deep, resonant sound. Tympani are commonly used in orchestras and Classical Music ensembles.
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