The phrase 'drumming music' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any type of music that prominently features drums. For example, "The audience was captivated by the powerful drumming music coming from the drum circle."
Matches are festive occasions that are accompanied by drumming, music, dancing, praise-singing, and the wearing of costumes.
As the restless action unfolds, you'll hear strange passages of music, orchestral swells or insistent nerve-jangling jazz drumming – music that may or may not be diegetic.
This was the first time when Gandhi's passion for drumming, music, and nightlife merged very deeply with her passion for politics and ability to move people towards action.
It combined a brilliant sense of mime, colourful costumes, and traditional drumming, music, and folklore.
Steve Reich and Musicians gave the first part of his "Drumming," music, which after 30 years comes out of their minds and arms like a force of nature, wonderful and severe.
While normal people would perhaps go to the drug store and get a pregnancy test, I decided instead to listen to some Native American drumming music and meditate to ask my body if I was indeed pregnant.
Set to drum music by Ms. Dean, who appears to have settled into near-retirement in North Carolina, "Sky Light" is also a classic in danger of being lost.
Andrew Miles Tellerr) studies drumming at music school in New York.
Bomba drumming, Celtic music ensembles, playwriting, acting, videography, digital photography, drawing, printmaking, belly dancing and ballet.
There's still debate about whether animals share this trait but dance, drumming and music are common across human cultures.
Any afternoon or evening, the sounds of students singing and drumming Yup'ik music fill the halls.
