Medieval Drums

Medieval Drums were made initially from a hollow tree trunk, clay or metal and covered by skins of water animals. The Medieval Drum can be described as a percussion instrument consisting either of a hollow cylinder, over each end of which is stretched a piece of skin, to be beaten with a stick or of a metallic hemisphere. With a single piece of skin to be so beaten, the instrument is used in martial music or cavalry band. Types of Medieval drums included the bass drum and the snare drum.

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