Drum - The Oldest Musical Instrument

The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China began to discover new uses of crocodile skin, it looked like a simple thing hit by a stick Their first drum has the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly referred to as the drumhead) extends over the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances.

The use of drums throughout the world began all over Asia and reached Japan, India, Middle East, Africa and Southern Europe in the 2nd century BC (most notably the ancient Greek and Roman African drums). Drums are commonly used in Africa, the Middle East and Asia during the period from the collapse of Rome to the Renaissance, but have never succeeded in European pop music. When the European army copied the enemy's snare drum and used the weapons, and after introducing the drum to the popular European people after the war back, the popularity could only recover after the Crusade It was. After that, the drum played a central rhythm for folk music popular in Europe and a classical orchestra. Between the crusade and the 20th century, drums evolved into hundreds of types and shapes for countless opportunities and music genres.

With the advent of the 20th century and systematic industrial production, the first mass production drum became possible. And with this switch, only one person operates the entire drum section across the band. This was created by Ludwig's pedal pedal and the first drum kit. Rock music from the 1940s to the 1950s (promoted by genres of jazz and blues from 20s to 30s) has revolutionized the way drums are used in popular music. Not only does it encourage new ways to use drum kits, but drummers as a legitimate "rock star" popular will become part of modern pop, rock, metal and jazz bands in the late 20th century. Even today, despite the emergence of electronic and computer-generated drums that enable musicians to find new ways to control their percussion, this is still true

Today, after thousands of years of use, drums continue to be one of the most important parts of contemporary music and culture.

Talking drum is one of the oldest instruments used by the main drummer. It is a highly stylized tool born in the Africa region of West Africa. The drums are in Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria. It occupies a prominent position within the Yoruba group but can be found in nearby Nigerian countries such as Togo and Benin and other ethnic groups like Hausa. The Yoruba people are mainly located in the western part of Nigeria and they have transformed this ancient instrument beautifully and wonderfully. The drum is carved from the trunk and is in the form of an hourglass and a long leather rope is connected from the head of the drum to the bottom of the drum.

The drum is the most famous member of the percussion band and is one of the oldest musical instruments that humans have ever used. It was originally used by our prehistoric ancestors, about 7000 years ago, when the Neolithic culture of China started to discover new usage of crocodile skin, like a simple thing that struck with a stick, The drum entered the contemporary shape. Those first drums have the same basic structure as all modern drums - the tympanic membrane (commonly called the drumhead) extends above the shell. Depending on the size and shape of the drum, hitting the film with hands or bars creates a resonance that may move over long distances.

Tambourine is familiar to modern society. It is thought to be the oldest instrument. This instrument is defined as any kind of drum and is usually played by tapping or hitting by hand instead of using a mallet, hammer or other type of beater. Indeed, there are all kinds of tambourines. Almost all cultural communities have their own tambourines of different names. Tambourine is also considered a percussion instrument consisting of one or more membranes extending above a hollow wooden body. It generally produces its melodic sound by striking a membrane called the head or skin.