Steel Drums are an instrument invented in Trinidad and Tobago, where they are called steelpans. Initially used for calypso and world music, all styles of music can be played on the instruments, including jazz, classical, pop, etc. The drums were initially made from old oil drums, and are of different lengths and contain notes on concave surfaces. When the notes are struck with a mallet different musical tones are produced.
The conga and the bongo drums, and occasionally the steel drums
bongo drums and steel drums and electric drums
No, you can't on a single drum, but you can by playing multiple drums at a time. +++ And even then only if they are tuned drums (tympany or steel pans). A chord is a combination of notes of definite pitch.
Contrary to popular belief, the Steel Drums did not come from Jamaica. Instead it came from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
I have seen steel drums with ranges from an octave to over 30 notes.
Steel Drums are an instrument invented in Trinidad and Tobago, where they are called steelpans. Initially used for calypso and world music, all styles of music can be played on the instruments, including jazz, classical, pop, etc. The drums were initially made from old oil drums, and are of different lengths and contain notes on concave surfaces. When the notes are struck with a mallet different musical tones are produced.
The conga and the bongo drums, and occasionally the steel drums
bongo drums and steel drums and electric drums
Steel drums are made from a specific grade of steel, but not what is known as stainless steel.
No, you can't on a single drum, but you can by playing multiple drums at a time. +++ And even then only if they are tuned drums (tympany or steel pans). A chord is a combination of notes of definite pitch.
Contrary to popular belief, the Steel Drums did not come from Jamaica. Instead it came from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Steel drums
You can click the related link. OR you can search "Real Steel" on google. They are a steel drum band.
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Steel Drums.
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