List of drums

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14 ″ wide snare drum with wooden shell

The list of drums is an outsourced section of the list of percussion instruments . It lists all drums recorded in Wikipedia, including drums that are not assigned to percussion instruments . However, drums according to purpose or type, such as the shaman's drum , are not listed.

Further designations or alternative spellings are given in brackets.

Note: Wherever “skin” is used for materials, it is referred to as animal skin.

Boiler drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Diplipito (dumbuli) Court music, ceremonial music Georgia Kettle: burnt clay; Fur: ​​skin
Ghumat (ghumot, gumot, gumatt) Folk music India Kettle: clay; Fur: ​​skin
Boiler drum Popular music, classical music, folk music Eurasia various materials
Lilissu (Lilisu) Cultic music Mesopotamia Shell: bronze, fur: skin
Timpani (kettle drum) mainly classical music Mesopotamia Boiler: mostly copper; Fur: ​​skin, or plastic
Tabla Indian music India Boiler: brass or copper; Fur: ​​skin

Frame drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Adufe Portuguese music Andalusia Frame: wood; Fur: ​​sheep or goat skin
Bendir Arabic music North africa Frame: wood; Fur: ​​sheep or goat skin
Bodhran World music Ireland Frame: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Caixa samba Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​plastic
Daira (dāira, daire, dāireh, dairea) Folk music Mesopotamia Frame: wood; Fur: ​​goat skin
Davul Folk music Orient Frame: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Dhyangro (dhyāngro) Shamanic music Tibet Frame: wood; Fur: ​​goat skin
Kanjira Indian music India Frame: wood; Fur: ​​lizard skin
Snare drum (snare drum, tenor drum) Classical music, popular music Ottoman Empire, Europe Boiler: wood, metal, or plastic; Fur: ​​plastic, snare carpet: metal
Pandeiro Brazilian music Brazil Fur: ​​plastic, or fur; Frame: wood; Clamps: metal
Frame drum Popular music, ritual music Mesopotamia Wood, fur
Riq (riqq) Arabic music Arab cultural area Frame: wood; Fur: ​​fish or goat skin; Clamps: metal
Rototome Popular music Europe or America Metal, plastic
Sogo Dance music, folk music Korea Frame: wood or plastic; Fur: ​​dog or cow skin
Tamborim samba Brazil Frame: wood; Fur: ​​plastic; Clamps: metal
Tambourine (bell drum) Popular music Arab cultural area Frame: wood or metal; Fur: ​​cow or goat skin, or plastic; Clamps: metal
Timbales Latin music Cuba Boiler: metal; Fur: ​​plastic
Tof (toph) Cultic music Orient ?
Tympanum Cultic music Mediterranean area ?

Grating drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Cuíca Brazilian music Brazil Boiler: metal; Fur: ​​leather
Friction drum (friction drum ) ? various materials

Tubular drums, barrel drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Atabaque Ritual music Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Buk (puk, taebuk) Korean music Korea Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​cow skin
Conga Dance music Africa Shell: wood or fiberglass, hide: cow or buffalo hide
Dama Folk music Northeast India Shell: jackfruit wood ; Fur: ​​cow or buffalo skin
Dholak Indian music Asia Boiler: wood; Skins: skin
Garawon (Garifuna drum) Folk music Central America Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​sheep or deer skin
Waist drum Folk music East asia ?
Kendang (gendang) Gamelan India Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Khol Indian music India Kettle: burnt clay; Fur: ​​goat skin
Kpan logo African music Ghana Boiler: wood; Fur: antelope , goat or cow skin
Mridangam Indian music India Shell: Jackfruit wood; Hides: goat skin
Odaiko (Taiko) Japanese music Japan Boiler: wood from elm plants ; Fetlock: horse or cow skin
Pahu Folk music Polynesia Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​shark skin
Pakhawaj Indian music India Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Tubular drum Processional music Egypt various materials
Talotpot Processional music Northern Thailand Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​cow skin
Timba (Timbau) Brazilian music Brazil Shell: compressed wood or aluminum; Fur:?

Hourglass drums, goblet drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Batá drum Cult music Nigeria , Benin Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Bougarabou Folk music West Africa Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​cow skin
Dabakan Kulintang Philippines Shell: jackfruit wood or palm wood; Fur: ​​cow, snake or lizard skin
Darbuka Arabic music, Turkish music Arab cultural area Kettle: clay, or metal; Fur: ​​fish or goat skin
Djembé African music West Africa Boiler: wood, or a mixture of vegetable fibers and synthetic resin; Fur: ​​antelope or goat skin
Elephant foot drum Dance music East asia Shell: Mango or Ceiba wood; Fur: ​​cow skin
Hurka (hudka) Indian folk music India Boiler:?; Fur: ​​untanned skin
Idakka Indian music India Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​cow skin
Janggu Ceremonial music Korea Shell: paulownia wood , or clay; Fur: ​​skin
Jiegu Folk music Central Asia ?
Kalangu (kalungu, kalanggual, danko) Folk music West Africa Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​untanned skin
Hourglass (hourglass drum) Street music, cultic music Mesopotamia various materials
Tombak (Dumbek) Persian music Persia Shell: hardwood; Fur: camel , goat or calf skin
Tsuzumi (Kotsuzumi) Folk music Japan ?
Zerbaghali (Zirbaghali) Folk music Afghanistan Boiler: clay, or wood; Fur:?

Cylinder drums

Name (s) use origin materials
Alfaia Brazilian music Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Basel drum Folk music Basel Boiler: wood or metal; Fur: ​​animal skin, or plastic
Bombo Argentinian music Argentina Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​animal skin
Chande (chende) South Indian folk music India Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Chenda (chende) Indian music India Shell: jackfruit wood; Hides: cowhide
Concert Tom (Rock Tom) Rock music , pop music Europe or America Boiler: wood or plastic; Fur: ​​plastic
Doli Light music Georgia Boiler: wood; Hides: untanned hide
Dunun African music West Africa Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​untanned skin
Bass drum (kick drum) Popular music, classical music Ottoman Empire Boiler: wood or plastic; Fur: ​​plastic
Ilú Ritual music Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Lambeg Drum Irish music Ireland Boiler: wood; Fur:?
Octobane Popular music United States Boiler: wood or plastic; Fur: ​​plastic
Repinique (Repique) Brazilian music Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin (formerly), or nylon
Surdo samba Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​plastic
Swasche (swesche, swasher, sueschoour, suescher) Military music Switzerland Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Tabor (tabar) Medieval music France Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin
Tambora Merengue Dominican Republic Boiler: wood; Fur:?
Tenor drum (Landsknecht drum , vortex drum) Classical music, military music, samba Eurasia Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin, or plastic
Thon Dian Phao Folk music Thailand Kettle: clay; Fur: ​​snakeskin
Tomtom (Tom-Tom) Popular music United States Boiler: wood or plastic; Fur: ​​plastic
Zabumba Brazilian music Brazil Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​plastic

Others

Name (s) use origin materials
Bongos Salsa Cuba Boiler: wood; Fur: ​​skin, or plastic
Cajón (Kachon) Flamenco , street music Peru Wood
Klong Chum Religious music Northern Thailand ?
Rattle drum Mesopotamia Body: wood; Skins: skin
Slotted drum (wooden drum) communication Africa Wood
Tendé (Tende, Tindi) Folk music North West Africa Wood