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Snare Drum Definite Pitch. Is snare drum a pitched percussion instrument? These include the snare drum, bass drum, cymbals, tambourine, gong and. Unlike the timpani, striking the head of the snare drum does not produce a definite pitch, or at least one that can only be determined with difficulty. The snare drum produces a definite pitch. A snare drum gets its name from its snare wires, which are stretched across the bottom head of the drum and give it its distinctive sound. When the drum is hit, the wires vibrate. The snare drum is an untuned drum, so it doesn't sound distinct pitches. It is often used in military music and is a central part of any marching. A snare drum is tuned to a specific definite pitch although the fundamental pitch. Most percussion instruments make sounds of indefinite pitch. It is the construction of the drum. Prior to the 1900s a definite pitch was avoided in the snare drum but today it is required in some.

The snare drum is an untuned drum, so it doesn't sound distinct pitches. When the drum is hit, the wires vibrate. These include the snare drum, bass drum, cymbals, tambourine, gong and. Prior to the 1900s a definite pitch was avoided in the snare drum but today it is required in some. A snare drum is tuned to a specific definite pitch although the fundamental pitch. It is the construction of the drum. Unlike the timpani, striking the head of the snare drum does not produce a definite pitch, or at least one that can only be determined with difficulty. Is snare drum a pitched percussion instrument? A snare drum gets its name from its snare wires, which are stretched across the bottom head of the drum and give it its distinctive sound. It is often used in military music and is a central part of any marching.

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Snare Drum Definite Pitch The snare drum produces a definite pitch. A snare drum gets its name from its snare wires, which are stretched across the bottom head of the drum and give it its distinctive sound. These include the snare drum, bass drum, cymbals, tambourine, gong and. Is snare drum a pitched percussion instrument? Unlike the timpani, striking the head of the snare drum does not produce a definite pitch, or at least one that can only be determined with difficulty. The snare drum is an untuned drum, so it doesn't sound distinct pitches. The snare drum produces a definite pitch. When the drum is hit, the wires vibrate. Most percussion instruments make sounds of indefinite pitch. A snare drum is tuned to a specific definite pitch although the fundamental pitch. It is often used in military music and is a central part of any marching. It is the construction of the drum. Prior to the 1900s a definite pitch was avoided in the snare drum but today it is required in some.