Types of drums and their names

Types of Drums in Classical Music

• Bass Drum.
• Tenor Drum.
• Bodhran Drum.
• Timpani Drum.
• Marching Snare Drums.
• Multi-Tenor Drum.
• Front Ensemble Drum.
• Tabla Hand Drums.

1. How many types of drums are there?
2. What are the 4 drums called?
3. What are the names of each drum in a set?
4. What are the 3 drums?

How many types of drums are there?

Types of drums include drum sets, marching drums, bongos/congas, goblet drums, frame drums, tongue drums, timpani, and steel drums.

• Drum Sets.
• South American hand drums.
• Marching drums.
• Goblet drums.
• Frame drums.
• Talking Drum.
• The Hang, Handpans, and Steel Tongue Drums.
• Steelpans (Steel Drums)

What are the 4 drums called?

The four-drum configuration is called a quad. If you add one gock to the setup it becomes a quint, and if you add two it is called a sixpack. Tenor drums are single-headed tom-toms that can either be played individually, or in some cases, by a multi-tenor who plays several of them placed on a rack.

What are the names of each drum in a set?

Though there is no original standard configuration for drum kits, drum kits have a five-piece set, including two tom-toms, a floor tom, a bass drum, and a snare drum. The floor tom is a tom-tom that has a stand or legs and sits on the floor.

What are the 3 drums?

A three piece drum set consists of a bass drum, a snare drum and 1 tom.