The drum major originates from the Drum Corps of 1650 in the British Army. The drum major's job was to defend the drummers and bugle players because the drums and bugles were communication devices back then. The Drum Corps were not like a usual military band because they were in the infantry battalion.
The position of Drum Major originated in the British Army with Corps of Drums in 1650. Military groups performed mostly duty calls and battle signals during that period, and a fife and drum corps, directed by the Drum Major, would use short pieces to communicate to field units. With the arrival of military concert bands and pipe bands around the 18th century, the position of the Drum Major was adapted to those ensembles
The orgin of a drum major is in the military, where large blocks of soldiers needed to keep in step and drummers were employed, and soon drummers' numbers grew, and went from being under the charge of the captain to having a "chief drummer" or "drum major". This drum major was to train supervise and command the rest of the musicians. This evolved into current day Marching Bands' drum majors, who no longer have to know anything specifically about drums, but are instead the leaders. Hope this helped!
ancient mankind. lachlan marshall the chinese god in 125 BC
I have seen a bass drum mounted on a base. The word "bass" actually comes from "bas" a Middle English term influenced by the Italian (the origin of many music terms) "basso" both terms mean "low (pitch)".
It is the metal part around the outside of the drum that is around the drum head.
Drums or main drums. they are the main beat source during music.
Bass drum. The bass drum in a trap set is also called the kick drum.
From India
no clue dude
China
Probably Drum, in German Trommel , also from Latin Tympanum- which means either orchestral kettle-drums or the ear drum. bang on!
They come from Africa, their origin is probably before any history was kept in the area.
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ancient mankind. lachlan marshall the chinese god in 125 BC
I have seen a bass drum mounted on a base. The word "bass" actually comes from "bas" a Middle English term influenced by the Italian (the origin of many music terms) "basso" both terms mean "low (pitch)".
The origin of the Tumba drum is not attributed to a single inventor. It is a traditional drum originating from various indigenous cultures in Africa and the Caribbean, particularly in countries like Cuba and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The drum has evolved over centuries through cultural exchange and has become an integral part of the music and dance traditions in these regions.
The drum may have orginated in Africa or India by the earliest humans of almost one million years ago. No one knows. The drum is the oldest musical instrument, and was probably used for sending signals before that. A hollow log can be a drum, so there is no way of dating its origin. Possibly a hollow log was covered with an animal skin and stretched to dry in the sun. Accidentally dropping an object on the skin caused the "boom" sound of a bass drum. The drum was then used in religious rites and later to signal others. Its true the drum is the oldest instruments, dont know when it was invented but i know it was originated in Africa.
The word "tambourine" comes from the Middle Persian "tambur," or drum. Tambourine-like instruments are used in many different cultures, and its exact origin is unknown.
It is the metal part around the outside of the drum that is around the drum head.