Percussion Tech

what does a marktree need?

suspended cymbal mount

Granite box

rubber

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plastic, hard or soft

hard yarn, cord

drum sticks are okay

Temple blocks

hard or soft plastic

hard yarn, cord

rubber

drum sticks, NOT OKAY

Bell tree

Brass, metal mallet

down motion, “shhhinnnggg”

Wood blocks

hard or soft plastic

rubber

yarn or cord

Types of Suspended Cymbals

ride

crash

sizzle

splash

china

suspended

Tuning the snare drum

use the tension rods

Where should you play on the snare drum

towards the middle

Playing the cymbals

right hand remains stationary, left hand strikes in an upward motion

Bass drum playing

Playing Spot: Halfway between the center and edge of the drum
Strike: Direct horizontal

Timpani Ranges

32″- Mid: f-f#; R: C-A
29″-Mid: A; R: F-C
26″- Mid: D;R: Bb-F
23″- Mid: f-f#; R:F-A
20″- Mid: A; R: F-C

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Castanet

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Djemba

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Flexatone

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Vibraslap

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ratchet

Crotales/Antique cymbals

Hard or soft plastic
no brass!

Tam Tam

Tam Tam Brass Beater

Thai Nipple Gongs

Marimba Mallets

Xylophone

Hard or Soft Plastic
3.5-4.0 Octaves

Vibraphone

Cord with rattan shaft
3.0 octaves

Marimba

yarn, or cord mallets with birch or rattan shaft
4.3,4.5,5.0 octaves

Glockenspiel

Brass, Plastic Mallets
Needs Stand
2.5 octaves

Chimes

raw hide, plastic hammers
1.5 octaves

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