Concept information
Definition
- An individual drum with a barrel-shaped body, where the diameter is larger at the middle than at the ends. The drum body is enclosed by a tightly stretched membrane at either end. The membranes are directly struck by the player using the hands or intermediate devices such as sticks. (en)
Broader concept
Narrower concepts
- 211.222.11 Individual double-skin barrel drums, one skin used for playing (en)
- 211.222.12 Individual double-skin barrel drums, both heads played (en)
- 211.222.1-7 Individual double-skin barrel drums with membrane nailed to drum (en)
- 211.222.1-813 Individual double-skin barrel drums with wedge-bracing (en)
- 211.222.1-86 Individual double-skin barrel drums with cord-and-peg bracing (en)
- 211.222.1-92 Individual double-skin barrel drums with membrane lapped onto a hoop (en)
Notation
- 211.222.1
URI
http://www.mimo-db.eu/HornbostelAndSachs/5542
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