Tabla is a pair of hand drums from India, played by striking the stretched animal skin membranes with the fingers and palms.

A roll is a technique where the drummer strikes the drumhead with alternating hands in rapid succession, creating a continuous sound.

Xylophone is a percussion instrument consisting of a series of graduated wooden bars struck with mallets.

Idiophones are percussion instruments that produce sound through the vibration of the instrument itself, such as shakers, rattles, and bells.

Ride cymbal is a large cymbal that is struck with a drumstick or mallet and produces a sustained, shimmering sound.

Rimshot is a technique where the drumstick is struck against the rim of the drum and then quickly brought down onto the drumhead, producing a sharp, accented sound.

Vibraphone is a percussion instrument consisting of a series of tuned metal tubes struck with mallets, and it produces a rich, vibrant sound.

Membranophones are percussion instruments that produce sound through the vibration of a stretched membrane, such as drums and bongos.

Djembe is a goblet-shaped drum from West Africa, played by striking it with the hands and producing a rich, resonant sound.

Tap is a technique where the drumstick is struck lightly on the drumhead with the tip, producing a clear, articulate sound.

Marimba is a percussion instrument consisting of a series of tuned wooden bars struck with mallets, and it produces a warm, mellow sound.

Idiophones are percussion instruments that produce sound through the vibration of the instrument itself, such as bells, gongs, and triangles.

Snare drum is a cylindrical drum with a snare mechanism that produces a sharp, crisp sound when struck with sticks or brushes.

Accent is a technique where the drumstick is struck forcefully on the drumhead with the heel, producing a heavy, emphasized sound.

Glockenspiel is a percussion instrument consisting of a series of tuned metal plates struck with mallets, and it produces a bright, shimmering sound.