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Percussion Instruments

An acoustic drum set is a set of drums and cymbals that are played using drumsticks.

The concert bass drum, also known simply as "bass drum", is a fundamental component of the percussion section in an orchestra or classical music ensemble. Unlike the drum bass drum used in popular genres such as rock or jazz, the concert bass drum is larger and has a specific purpose in classical music.

The tambourine is a percussion instrument consisting of a circular frame, usually made of wood or plastic, with small cymbals or rattles embedded in the rim. It is played by shaking it, hitting it with the hand or a drumstick, and can sometimes also be shaken to produce additional sounds.

The triangle is an idiophonous percussion instrument, which means that it produces sound by the vibration of its own substance without the need for strings or membranes. It is one of the simplest but most effective instruments in the percussion family and is used in a variety of musical genres.

Claves are a pair of small pieces of wood that are struck together to produce a crisp percussive sound. This instrument is fundamental in many Cuban musical styles, including Afro-Cuban music, salsa and other genres of Latin music.

The xylophone is a percussion musical instrument belonging to the idiophone family, in which the sound is produced by the vibration of the entire body of the instrument. It is a melodic instrument consisting of tuned wooden bars arranged in ascending order on a frame. Each bar represents a specific note and produces a tone when struck with rubber or wooden mallets.