The pan is a chromatically pitched percussion instrument. it is made out of oil and lets not forget about the steel :) . thanks for reading this (I'm such a saint)
They are played with short mallets that have rubber ends on them. When the pans are made, the craftsman beats out various flat spots to make the pitches. The player taps the mallet on these flat spots.
it depends on what kind of drum. Tenor: Pan
Steel Drums are an instrument invented in Trinidad and Tobago, where they are called steelpans. Initially used for calypso and world music, all styles of music can be played on the instruments, including jazz, classical, pop, etc. The drums were initially made from old oil drums, and are of different lengths and contain notes on concave surfaces. When the notes are struck with a mallet different musical tones are produced.
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The steelpans, also known as the steeldrums, came out of Trinidad.
They are played with short mallets that have rubber ends on them. When the pans are made, the craftsman beats out various flat spots to make the pitches. The player taps the mallet on these flat spots.
it depends on what kind of drum. Tenor: Pan
The steelpan originated in Trinidad and Tobago in the early 20th century. It evolved from traditional African drumming and was initially made from oil drums, which were tuned to produce musical notes. The instrument gained popularity as a unique form of musical expression and a central part of Caribbean music, particularly in calypso and soca genres. Today, steelpans are celebrated worldwide for their distinctive sound and cultural significance.
There is no specific relationship between steel drums and religion. However, the instrument was invented in Trinidad and Tobago (and called steelpans there and in most of the world) as a form of musical accompaniment to the Carnival celebrations. This Carnival takes place during the pre-Lenten period, as it does in other places such as Rio and New Orleans. The instrument is now used at all times to play all types of music, including as accompaniment to choirs and during church services.
Steel Drums are an instrument invented in Trinidad and Tobago, where they are called steelpans. Initially used for calypso and world music, all styles of music can be played on the instruments, including jazz, classical, pop, etc. The drums were initially made from old oil drums, and are of different lengths and contain notes on concave surfaces. When the notes are struck with a mallet different musical tones are produced.