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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.
7 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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Yamaha CSM Concert Snare
Concert percussion · Japan
The CSM series is Yamaha's concert snare: a thin maple shell, a choice of strand sets, and the tolerances that make a section of them match each other.
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Majestic Prophonic Concert Snare
Concert percussion · Netherlands
Prophonic concert snares are offered in maple and in a thin metal shell, with cable and gut snare options, and are widely used in European orchestras and conservatories.
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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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Cooperman Rope Tension Field Drum
Hand percussion
Cooperman builds rope-tension field drums to period specification for reenactment, early music, and fife and drum corps — the drum as it was before metal tension rods.
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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.
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Pearl Philharmonic Concert Snare
Concert percussion · Japan
The Philharmonic series covers maple, African mahogany, and brass concert snares with gut, cable, or wire strand options, and is Pearl's contribution to the orchestral catalogue rather than the drum-set one.