Pedalium
Pedalium is a type of musical instrument that is played by the performer's feet. It is a subcategory of the percussion family of musical instruments. The pedalium typically consists of a set of pedals that the musician steps on or off to produce sound. The most common type of pedalium is the bass drum pedal, which is used in marching bands and drum lines to create a steady, rhythmic beat.
The pedalium can also include other types of pedals, such as snare drum pedals, cymbal pedals, and
The pedalium is typically played by stepping on or off the pedals with the feet, although some
The pedalium was first developed in the late 19th century, and it has since become an important