鼓

Also known as caisse, cassa, tamburo, wankara

打击乐器或通讯工具

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A drum is a percussion instrument made of a hollow body with a stretched membrane (usually skin or synthetic material) that produces sound when struck. Drums have been used across cultures for thousands of years and remain important in music, military signaling, and cultural traditions around the world.

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Vinony's link graph records 7,127 inbound references to 鼓, and connects out to bongo, slit drum and tambourine.

Vinony files it under Drums, Membranophones and Spoken articles.

Vinony links it to 135 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Subclass of: musical instrument
Part of: drum kit
Image: Les Guiembé en langue Malinké.jpg

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on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
exact match: wordnet-rdf.princeton.edu/wn30/03249569-n
different from: Trommel screen
Commons category: Drums
topic's main category: Category:Drums
Commons gallery: Drums
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
Unicode character: 🥁
produced sound: drum roll
Hornbostel-Sachs classification: 21

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鼓（英語：Drum）是一种打击乐器，也是一种，非洲某些部落用以传达信息，中国古代军队用以发号施令。坚固的鼓身（常为圆桶状）的一面或双面蒙上拉紧的膜。鼓可以用手或鼓杵(槌)敲击出声。鼓在非洲的传统音乐以及在现代音乐中是一种比较重要的乐器，有的乐队完全由以鼓为主的打击乐器组成。鼓除了作为乐器外，在古代许多文明中还用鼓来传播信息。不同類型的鼓，如定音鼓等，均被調校至特定的音調中。更常見的是將不同類型的鼓或打击乐器互相組合，以構成常於流行音樂出現的爵士鼓。

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