Cuban.. bongos are a Cuban percussion instrument.It is most often played by hand and is especially associated in Cuban music with a steady patter or ostinato of eighth-notes known as the martillo or "hammer".
Bongo drums are made of wood, metal or a combination of elements, while the drum head is either animal skin or a man-made material. Bongo players--called bongocerros--have a professional types of bongo drum that most novices do not. Their bongos have a skin that can be stretched and adjusted to create diverse sounds. The professional bongo drums fit into drum stands for prolonged and improved instrumentation.
Drums are actually very hard to play. You do FOUR THINGS simultaneously.. i dont know the exact answer to this, but ive been playing drums for almost 4 years. The thing about drums is that, unlike most instruments, you only need one hand to make one note. Guitar you would need your strumming hand, and the hand on the neck of the guitar. Trumpet you only have to use one hand, but you have to change pitch with your lips. On drums, all the notes are litterally in front of you, and you only have 2 arms to move onto a set of drums, compared to 10 fingers and an array of lip movements. i hope that helped. Most people think they are easy to play because at the root of the instrument it's just keeping a beat, kind of like tapping your toe to a song. Look up basic rock beat on youtube to see the easiest thing to play. It's learning how to have your 4 extremities do different things at the same time, totally out of your bodies natural rythym, that is hard. The better you get at that, the more you can CREATE a groove, rather than just keep a beat.
Joe didn't mean to. He was banging the drums w/ Nick & he hit his hand. But, Nick is okay.
Drums, tambourine and hand claps.
Bongo drums are smaller versions of a conga drum: a circular wooden tube with the top covered in stretched fabric. Bongos are normally connected in pairs, allowing each to be played with one hand or one by both hands.
Cuban.. bongos are a Cuban percussion instrument.It is most often played by hand and is especially associated in Cuban music with a steady patter or ostinato of eighth-notes known as the martillo or "hammer".
Bongo drums are made of wood, metal or a combination of elements, while the drum head is either animal skin or a man-made material. Bongo players--called bongocerros--have a professional types of bongo drum that most novices do not. Their bongos have a skin that can be stretched and adjusted to create diverse sounds. The professional bongo drums fit into drum stands for prolonged and improved instrumentation.
Zak Starkey: he is the son of Ringo Star (drummer for The Beatles) and learned first hand from Keith Moon (original drummer for The Who) how to play drums.
Many gospel songs are accompanied by a percussionist either playing drum set or hand percussion!
To create an accent while playing drums, you simply raise the hand you want to accent with about three inches higher than your normal resting place, and strike the drum a little harder, making that hit stand out more from the rest of your drumming.
The hand drums is near the retirement home and a house and you give the drums to the craxy guy south the he gives you a goblet you give that to the rich guy:)
it is his peanky finger and he broke it playing b ball
New hand drums can be purchased at any number of music outlets. Sweet Water, West Music, Musician's Friend, Tribal Spirit Music, and X8 Drums all sell new hand drums.
unless you're talking about chicken drums, you DON'Teat drums you hit them with either a stick or you're own hand.
almost nothing but hand clapping and drums
Depends, bongo's are played differently than a drum kit