A Different Drum (245 bytes)
1: '''A Different Drum''' is a record label and online store based out o...
5: * [http://www.adifferentdrum.com/ A Different Drum]

Drum (2302 bytes)
1: ''For other kinds of drums, see [[drum (disambiguation)]].''
3: [[Image:DrumMozartRegiment.jpg|thumb|Drum carried by John Unger, Company B, 40th Regiment N...
5: ...g sound. A [[drummer]] is a person who plays the drums.
7: ...]], ''drums'' or ''drummer'' usually refer to a [[drum kit]].
9: ...were used as a means of [[communication]] - see [[drum (communication)]].

Drum Castle (1422 bytes)
1: [[Image:Grampian_Map_Drum_Castle.png|right|Drum Castle]]
3: '''Drum Castle''' is a [[castle]] near [[Banchory]] in th...
5: The original [[13th century]] tower of Drum Castle is the work of [[medieval]] architect [[Ri...
7: [[Image:Drum_Castle.jpg|thumb|left|Drum Castle]]
9: ...he possession of [[Clan Irvine]] until [[1976]]. Drum played an important role in the [[Covenanter|Cove...

The Tin Drum (1430 bytes)
1: [[Image:thetindrum.jpg|thumb|200px|The Tin Drum book cover]]
2: '''''The Tin Drum''''' (''Die Blechtrommel'') is a [[1959]] [[novel...
10: ...to affirm itself". At age three he receives a tin drum for his birthday and decides, after observing the...
17: [[Category:1959 books|Tin Drum]]
20: [[Category:1979 films|Tin Drum]]

Magic drum (212 bytes)
1: ...19th century for [[rune drum]]. Usage of a "magic drum" was a crime and the accused was often sentenced ...

USS Drum (402 bytes)
1: ...'Drum''''', after the fish known as [[drum (fish)|drum]]s.
3: * The first [[USS Drum (SS-228)|''Drum'' (SS-228)]] was commissioned November [[1941]] a...
5: * The second [[USS Drum (SSN-677)|''Drum'' (SSN-677)]] was a nuclear [[attack submarine]] ...

Log drum (663 bytes)
1: A '''log drum''' is a type of unpitched [[percussion]] [[Musica...
5: ...]] for history of log drum and information of log drum as a means of communication in ancient cultures

Hand drum (764 bytes)
1: ...'Hand drum''' is a general term for any type of [[drum]] that is played by striking it with the bare [[h...
3: ...ment)|tar]]. The [[tambourine]] is simply a frame drum with jingles attached to the shell.
5: ...terners is the [[djembe]], a large, single-headed drum with an hourglass shape.

Goblet drum (2750 bytes)
2: ...um''' is a goblet or [[hour-glass]] shaped [[hand drum]] used in [[Arab music]], [[Persian music]], [[Ba...
4: ...rums tend to have much lighter heads than African drums, and are played with a much lighter touch and qu...
6: There are two main types of goblet drums. The Egyptian style has rounded edges around the...
8: The goblet drum may be played while held under one arm or by plac...
10: ... 'ka'. Hand clapping and hitting the sides of the drum are often used in addition to these basic sounds.

Drum Barracks (423 bytes)
1: ...] landmark in Southern California. Home of [[Camp Drum]] from 1861 to 1871, it was the Union's southwest...

Drum roll (3257 bytes)
1: ... is about the drum roll, a percussion technique. "Drum Roll" is also the title of the autobiography of [...
5: ...]]ist employs to produce a sustained sound on a [[drum]]. Rolls are used on other percussion instruments...
7: == The snare drum roll ==
8: ...h generally is started by consciously hitting the drum twice with each hand, then fluidly switching to a...
10: ...there are many other rolls which are practised as drum rudiments. In the table below, lower-case letters...

Drum stick (2294 bytes)
1: A '''drum stick''' is an item used to hit [[percussion]] in...
3: ==Snare drum sticks==
4: ...de range of shapes and sizes to choose from. Many drummers are very particular about the exact shape, si...
6: ===Anatomy of a snare drum stick===
7: [[Image:Drumstick_anatomy.png|right]]

Drum (disambiguation) (558 bytes)
1: '''Drum''' may mean:
3: *[[drum]], a musical instrument
4: *[[drum (communication)]], a communication device
5: *[[drum (container)]], a type of cylindrical container
7: *[[drum (fish)]], any of several fish in the family Sciae...

Drum (container) (645 bytes)
1: ...ese are known as '''steel drums''' and '''plastic drums''' respectively.
3: ...ey may have UN certification. Two common types of drums are the open top type and the 2” bang hous...
5: Plastic drums are processed using [[blow moulding]] technology...

Damian Drum (4231 bytes)
1: '''Damian Drum''' (born [[July 28]], [[1960]]) is an [[Australia...
3: Drum was born in [[Shepparton, Victoria|Shepparton]]. ...
5: ...ontract of their first coach, [[Gerard Neesham]]. Drum had been one of the most highly anticipated coach...
7: ... 17 games - almost an entire season - that sealed Drum's fate. He was sacked before the season was over,...
9: ...en games of the season. At the end of the season, Drum decided to retire from football and move into pol...

44 gallon drum (1179 bytes)
2: [[Image:55gallondrum.sandia.jpg|thumb|A typical drum]]
3: ...(22.5 inches) is the standard diameter for a 200L drum.
5: ...e drums would corrode and leak. As a result these drums have become iconic of polution problems, even th...

Drum (communication) (2963 bytes)
1: ''For other kinds of drums, see [[drum (disambiguation)]].''
2: {{mergefrom}} [[Jungle drums]]
4: Drums are an ancient device, usually invented and used...
5: The drums were used for [[communication]], [[ceremony|cere...
7: ...hough they are all commonly known as the "talking drums".

Rune drum (1002 bytes)
1: ...erally used for the shamanistic Saami [[cermonial drum]].
4: ... [[frog]], was during rituals moved around on the drum membrane, which contained some hundreds of [[rune...
6: ...Swedish National Museum]]. The Samis call(ed) the drum themself for "ring."

Hugh A. Drum (1289 bytes)
1: '''Hugh Aloysius Drum''' ([[September 19]], [[1879]] - [[October 3]], [...
3: Following the war Colonel Drum was engaged in various military schools. He was p...
5: ...National Cemetery]]. He left behind a widow, Mark Drum.
8: *[http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/hadrum.htm Arlington National Cemetery] entry on which m...
10: [[Category:1879 births|Drum, Hugh A.]]

Ceremonial drum (2510 bytes)
1: ...mongst tjuktjer, Asian and North American inuits. Drums with external designed knobs have larger spreadi...
13: ...nnus, kobdas; the Altaic term are komus. The Sami drum-stick term is arpa; the Altaic term is orba.
15: ...aida (noajdde); the Mansi term is nait. The Saami drums are further divided into the following classes:
16: * Frame drum
17: ** Svept frame drum (or Åsele type) -

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