Sentence examples for drum forms from inspiring English sources

Actually a single "drum" forms a chime, as one head of an ordinary oil drum is divided into sections of different sizes by punched grooves, each section then being tuned to its own pitch.

The drum forms a compartment that is inserted open end down into the sediment.

The drum forms a chamber that is inserted open end down into the sediment.

Threadgill, with Fred Hopkins (bass) and Steve McCall (drums), formed the trio Air in 1971 to play Scott Joplin rags and original works.

A small band — two keyboardists, a bassist and a drummer — formed a crescent at some distance from him, and he stood alone at center stage.

It is speculated that its precursors were primitive pot drums formed by holding or fastening a skin over a clay pot.

(Chinen) George Schuller's Circle Wide / Instant Strangers (Wednesday) Mr. Schuller, a drummer, formed Circle Wide to channel the spirit, and some of the music, of Keith Jarrett's American Quartet of the 1970s.

(Chinen) George Schuller's Circle Wide (Tuesday) Mr. Schuller, a drummer, formed Circle Wide to channel the spirit, and some of the music, of Keith Jarrett's American Quartet of the 1970s.

Together Nate Newton on bass and Ben Koller on drums form a solid foundation for the agonized screams of frontman Jacob Bannon, though to be fair he's less of a presence than Kurt Ballou, whose guitar playing is flamboyant but not disruptive.

This is a band that makes playing jazz look easy; together, Jimmy Heath (on tenor saxophone), Percy Heath (on bass) and Albert Heath (on drums) form one of the most distinguished bands imaginable.

(Chinen) Dion Parson and the 21st Century Band (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Parson, a drummer, formed the 21st Century Band not only as a nod to our millennium but also as a showcase for the small diaspora of jazz musicians originally from the Virgin Islands.