Sentence examples for bits of percussion that from inspiring English sources

Regular drum sets were complemented or replaced by bits of percussion that sounded like garbage cans being knocked together.

None of the pieces have macroscopic signs of percussion that could be interpreted as hammer or anvil stones (Table 1).

Hambone is simply a form of percussion that uses the human body as an instrument.

Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork Media had the same sentiment: "Thanks to a bubbling bit of exotic percussion that wouldn't sound out of place on Peter Gabriel's latter-day LPs, 'Lost!' is transformed from Just Another Coldplay Song into a uniquely alluring smash and live staple for years to come".

I added some extra bits of percussion from my mate Esa Williams (Auntie Flo) that I'd recorded previously.

Improvising freely, he then began remotely activating instruments that had been hidden behind him: a cabinet of bottles and jugs, an accordion, a glockenspiel, various other bits of percussion.

Symphony orchestra, large orchestra of winds, strings, and percussion that plays symphonic works.

The singers emote alongside blues guitar licks, hard funk, hallucinatory programmed percussion and, in the final tracks, old-fashioned flutes and hand percussion that are every bit as otherwordly.

There's one called the Chopper, a contraption made of MDF, copper piping and little bits of plastic that operates like an old clothes-wringer but manages to combine the sounds of both percussion and strings.

Soon sunrise evoked a kaleidoscopic array of voices and percussion that blended in a symphony of eight million members.

They started out with just a bit of percussion; now they've added a floor tom and a snare.