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Percussion Family

Percussion Family. Non-Pitched Percussion. All percussion instruments must be struck with a beater or a stick to make sound Used to keep the beat . Non-Pitched Percussion. Main Non-Pitched Percussion Instruments Snare Drum Bass Drum Cymbals. Pitched Percussion.

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Percussion Family

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  1. Percussion Family

  2. Non-Pitched Percussion • All percussion instruments must be struck with a beater or a stick to make sound • Used to keep the beat

  3. Non-Pitched Percussion • Main Non-Pitched Percussion Instruments • Snare Drum • Bass Drum • Cymbals

  4. Pitched Percussion • Instruments are still struck – but produce multiple pitches • Used to play melody and harmony

  5. Pitched Percussion • Main Pitched Percussion Instruments • Bells • Xylophone • Piano

  6. Accessory Percussion • Used to add “extra noises” to music. Usually involve fun sounds.

  7. Modern Percussion • Modern Rock & Jazz Percussionist use a Drum SetA set player can play up to four different drums at the same time.

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