drumming
- noun
- /ˈdrʌmɪŋ/
- The instructor demonstrated the basics of drumming, teaching us how to keep a steady beat.
- drumming music
- world drumming
So that every night of drumming, I really miss that.
- So that every night of drumming, I really miss that.
- Also that point of view one handed drumming was difficult.
- You were young, and you heard from the very first time the traditional form of Japanese drumming called taiko.
- And we're not talking about, we're talking drumming of this sort.
- And there's like specific drum drumming that can help you get into that, that trance state.
Examples
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Current News and Information for Music Educators: Drumming Up Support for Urban Music Programs
Academic text (2004) -
In addition, we shared resources like World Music Drumming and taught accessible West African percussion pieces such as "Anansi" and "Asaadua."
Academic text (2003) -
Back into the Studio: Finding Soul in Your Drumming
Blog text (31) -
The World Music Drumming series also has an increasing list of arrangements for several world music styles.
Academic text (2009) -
Composer Steve Reich wrote a musical work called Drumming, which builds a complex rhythm starting with a single beat.
Academic text (2012) -
Drumming adds greatly to the excitement attendant on divination, and in so doing makes the result more convincing.
Academic text (2002) -
Here is a firsthand account from a music educator who has written a successful grant: Michelle Keast, an elementary piano and general music teacher, attended a summer World Music Drumming workshop and decided to adopt a drumming curriculum for her upper-level general music classes.
Academic text (2011) -
He enjoyed drumming during the school concert, showcasing his talent in front of a large audience.
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Her drumming at the festival brought everyone together, creating a lively atmosphere that energized the crowd.
Synonyms
Making music on a musical instrument
Instruments like drums and cymbals that make sound when struck or shaken
A repeated sound made by hitting a drum
A quick repeated sound made by hitting a drum
Playing a drum loudly to attract attention or show support
How Loud
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word drumming comes from the simple word drum, the name for a hollow instrument that makes a steady 'beat'. So drumming is the act of making that beat, especially as a musical way to give rhythm or show feeling.