slagperkusjonsbormaskiner
Slagperkusjon is the term used in Norwegian and related Nordic languages to refer to percussion as a musical discipline. It encompasses the wide range of instruments and techniques that produce sound by striking a surface or otherwise causing a vibration. Slagperkusjon includes both pitched percussion instruments, such as timpani, xylophone, marimba, and glockenspiel, and unpitched instruments, such as snare drum, bass drum, cymbals, tambourine, and various hand percussion. The category also covers idiophones and, in contemporary contexts, electronic or electro-acoustic instruments that are played as percussion.
In musical practice, slagperkusjon provides rhythm, tempo, and color. Drums commonly form the core of a rhythm
Techniques in slagperkusjon vary widely. Players use sticks, mallets, or hands to produce sound, employing articulation
Historically, percussion is among the oldest musical families and appears in virtually all cultures. In Western