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Concert Percussion · Models
The percussion section's non-pitched instruments: concert snare and bass drums, tambourines, triangles, crotales, tubular bells, and the stands that hold them.
9 models
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Black Swamp Multisonic Concert Snare
Concert percussion · United States
The Multisonic carries four separate snare units — cable, coil, gut, and steel — each engaged independently, so a player can change the drum's character mid-piece rather than changing drums. It is a fixture in American orchestras.
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Grover Projection-Plus Tambourine
Concert percussion · United States
Grover's Projection-Plus tambourines use a stepped shell and hand-hammered jingles, and they are on a very large share of orchestral recordings made since the 1990s.
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Zildjian Crotales
Concert percussion · United States
Crotales are small thick tuned discs played with a hard mallet or bowed, sold in chromatic octave sets, and Zildjian's are the ones most orchestral parts assume.
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Deagan Tower Chimes
Concert percussion · United States
Deagan built tuned chimes for churches and civic buildings as well as for orchestras, and many of those installations are still ringing.
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Black Swamp Concert Tambourine
Concert percussion · United States
Black Swamp's tambourines are catalogued by the metal of the jingles — German silver, beryllium copper, chromium, and combinations — because that, more than the shell, determines whether the instrument sits in an orchestral texture or on top of it.
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Grover Concert Snare Drum
Concert percussion · United States
Grover's concert snares are built around interchangeable snare units and thin shells, aimed at the same repertoire the Multisonic serves and with a comparable following.
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Black Swamp Triangle
Concert percussion · United States
A triangle's pitch spread and sustain come from its bar alloy and cross-section, and Black Swamp sells them as distinct instruments rather than as one accessory.
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Grover Castanets
Concert percussion · United States
Orchestral castanet writing usually needs a mounted pair a player can roll on, and Grover makes both those and the handheld sets in graded timbers.
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Black Swamp SoundArt Concert Snare
Concert percussion · United States
SoundArt is the Multisonic's simpler sibling: one strand set, a maple or steel shell, and the same bearing edges and hardware, at a price a conservatory can buy in numbers.