Drums
Published on Apr 10, 2018
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Dundun
Photo by Wanyoike Mbugua
dundun
- Originally made in mandi
- Closed double headed cylindrical wooden drum
- Laced with a membrane
- From the mandi from mali
- Was a royal drum
Photo by um.cx
Tom-Tom
Photo by Matthijs Smit
tom-tom
- Cylindrical drum with no snares
- Added to drum kit in the early 20th century
Photo by Gabriel Barletta
DJEMBE
- DJEMBE drums originated in West Africa
- According to the bambara people DJEMBE means everyone gather together in peace that describes the drum pupose
- Bambara language DJE means gather and BE means peace
Photo by cadpic
How Drums make sound
- When the head of a drum is hit with a mallet the drum head vibrates and produces sound waves
- The vibrating drum-head produces sound waves by moving inward and outward
Photo by www.jasoncoreyphoto.com
summary
- Today I taught you 3 types of drums the Dundun, the Tom-Tom,and the DJEMBE drum
- Ialso taught you how drums make sound
Photo by Ken Whytock
sources
- www.Wikipedea.com
- www.How stuff work .com
- www. BBC Bitesize-KS2science.com
- www.Awnsers.com
Photo by Reeding Lessons
Fun Facts
- There are about 3 billion drums in the world
