"drum music" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it whenever you are talking about a type of music that features drums as the main instrument or the main focus of the composition. For example: "The audience was enthralled by the tribal drum music of the native dancers."
Sculpture of the 20th Century," make take-home sculpture using recycled objects, create musical instruments from tossed-out materials and listen to steel drum music by the Nu-Lite Band.
NEW ROCHELLE Davenport Park "Sunday in the Park South of the Border," steel drum music, magicians and caricature artists.
These range from primitive drum music by Ivory Coast villagers to sophisticated music recorded at a bar in Monrovia, Liberia.
GREENPORT Brecknock Hall "Animation Jam Session With Don Duga," children create animated shorts accompanied by Dan Baily's African drum music.
Mothers tapped their feet to the African-inspired drum music that evoked memories of growing up on the island.
I believe it was an LP of solo snare drum music composed and performed by Paul Price.
DRIFTWOOD benches, surfboards and paintings of pelicans evoke the Florida coast at Hurricane Grill and Wings in Syosset; steel-drum music plays on the sound system.
It takes a lot of guts (and a lot of brains) to try to imbue northern Mississippi fife-and-drum music with an anarchic spirit.
But his structural mindset has led him all over the place: toward reggae, big-band exercises and steel-drum music, the focus of his Steel Quartet.
But his structural mindset has led him all over the place: toward reggae, big-band exercises and steel-drum music, among other things.
But his structural mindset has led him all over the place: toward reggae, big-band exercises and steel-drum music, which will be the focus in his Steel Quartet.
