01·What goblet-shaped hand drum, originating from West Africa, is known for its wide range of tones produced by striking different parts of the drum head?
02·Name the Peruvian box-shaped percussion instrument that the player sits on and strikes with their hands.
03·Originating in Trinidad and Tobago, this pitched percussion instrument is made from a 55-gallon industrial drum. What is it called?
04·What is the name for the pair of small hand drums from the Indian subcontinent, central to Hindustani classical music?
05·This traditional Irish frame drum is played with a small, double-headed stick called a cipín or tipper.
06·What is the name of the large, barrel-shaped drums used in traditional Japanese ensemble drumming?
07·This clay pot drum from the Igbo people of Nigeria creates a deep, resonant bass sound when the large hole is struck.
08·What is the term for the traditional ensemble music of Java and Bali in Indonesia, which predominantly features metallophones, gongs, and drums?
09·This Middle Eastern and North African goblet drum is known by many names, including doumbek and derbeke. What is its most common name in English?
10·What is the name of the tall, narrow, single-headed drums from Cuba, typically played in sets of two or three?
11·This African instrument, often called a "thumb piano," consists of a wooden board with attached staggered metal tines that are plucked.
12·This Brazilian friction drum produces a squeaking sound by rubbing a stick inside the drum head, and is a staple of Samba music.
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