A bodhran is agoatskin drum used in Irish music and played with a stick.
When the Revolutionary War started.
Irish flute, ilimba drum (from Zimbabwe), Iyailu (a drum from Nigeria) and igil (a bowed string instrument from Tuva) are musical instruments that begins with the letter i.
A drum roll usually plays on a snare. The drum you sit right behind it.
A fifer's drum is called a tabor, which is a small portable snare drum that is played by hand.
The snare drum was originally played during battle marches.
A bodhran is agoatskin drum used in Irish music and played with a stick.
Scottish Gaelic: òrd Irish Gaelic: casúr; but ord (heavy hammer)
When the Revolutionary War started.
Fife and Drum was the basic means of communication between the troops and their commanders. Different drum beats would signal when to wake up, load your guns, go get fire wood or water. A fifer and a drummer were assigned to each regiment, and they would be in charge of letting the troops in that regiment know what to do. The tunes would also be played for moral or death marches.
A bodhran (bo-rrán) is an Irish hand-drum.
with drum sticks
Depends, bongo's are played differently than a drum kit
Irish flute, ilimba drum (from Zimbabwe), Iyailu (a drum from Nigeria) and igil (a bowed string instrument from Tuva) are musical instruments that begins with the letter i.
A drum roll usually plays on a snare. The drum you sit right behind it.
A fifer's drum is called a tabor, which is a small portable snare drum that is played by hand.
The Bodhrán is an Irish frame drum. It is commonly used in Irish traditional music. Similar instruments are found in other countries.