Sentence examples for type of drum from inspiring English sources

When Covington, Ga., population 10,000, began pruning its laws last year, it found a statute barring the use of slingshots and bows and arrows within city limits and another proclaiming that people's "use of any type of drum for the purpose of attracting any attention to themselves is a public nuisance," said Edward Crudup, the Covington city attorney.

Because of an editing error, an answer in the Q&A column on Sept. 16 about where the novelist Daniel Alarcón seeks out music when he visits his birthplace of Lima, Peru, misspelled the type of drum that is used in traditional criolla music.

When the word combines with another for the name of a specific type of drum, the t euphonically changes to d, thus o-daiko for the large two-headed tacked drum heard in folk festivals, Buddhist temples, and off-stage in Kabuki theatre.

I like to use these type of drum breaks a lot.

The type of drum set your child should learn on will depend on their age.

Play around with different tunings and figure out which works best with the style of music you play and the type of drum set you are playing.

He is known for blending traditional mbalax (a type of drumming) and more-modern elements of such Western styles of music as rock and pop.

Because this type of drumming is very old, it's also very rooted in rudiments.

You can also specify your search and click the buttons highlighted to find a certain type of drums.

Keep in mind the type of drums, drum heads, and the size of drums you use are all major factors on how your drums will end up sounding.

By the 13th century three types of drum appear to have been established: the nakers, small paired kettledrums; the tab, a small cylindrical drum, often with snares; and the tambourine.