Sentence examples for array of drums from inspiring English sources

At the back, longtime percussionist Eric "Bobo" Correa (also ex-Beastie Boys) throws himself around an array of drums, turning most beats faintly Brazilian.

The Las Vegas-based band assumed percussion duty as Kendrick tore through the track, pounding an array of drums as powder bombs exploded.

The solo percussionist Peter Ferry played Nick Bonaccio's "Variations on a Balkan Rhythm," a lively piece for an array of drums that were easier to watch and, in a nightclub ambiance, apprehend.

These players showed keen imagination in their choices, which included, besides the usual array of drums and such, delicate Chinese hand cymbals, makeshift rattles, thwacked tin cans and a rubber tub toy that produced a pungent squeak.

Whether it's just one drummer with a small kaganu sitting on the side of the road beating out thunderous rhythms that take a lifetime to learn, or a dozen drummers with a full array of drums made with animal skins tightly stretched on a wooden base, music and drumming is at the core of Ghanaian society, and dance is its expression at its purest.

There's also a vibraphone; a marimba; a groaning array of drums, cymbals and shakers; an acoustic guitar and bass; eight individual one-string guitar robots; and two apothecary shelves of glass bottles filled with liquid at different levels, which produce a vocal-ish sound from jets of air blown therein.

The colored spotlights at Alice Tully Hall cast slivers of brightness across the array of drum sets and keyboards onstage.

Drummers Corey Fonville and Joe Dyson share duties on an expansive array of drum tones, perhaps the most immediate boundary that is pushed here, along with Lawrence Fields' crunchy and percussive keys.

In addition to toting the brass, the guys also can throw down a full-on dance party at the drop of a hat, through an array of drum machines, synths, vocals, and enough hardware to shower you with house, disco, and a whole heap of funk.

Arrays of drums, gongs, cymbals, bells, and numerous smaller instruments were set up on the main floor of the Drill Hall; atop catwalks on all sides; and in the hallways that connect to smaller rooms at the front of the building.

The score requires considerable feats of stamina from the musicians: one percussionist rolls, without pause, on an array of bass drums, timpani, cymbals, and tam-tam, and the pianist is given a continuously pulsing seven-note pattern.