Handbook of Materials for Percussion Musical Instruments

Table of Contents

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   Book Overview
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   Chapter 1 Introduction
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   Chapter 2 Organology of Percussion Instruments for the Classic Symphony Orchestra
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   Chapter 3 About the Sound of Percussion Instruments
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   Chapter 4 Methodology for Percussion Instruments Testing
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   Chapter 5 Materials for Membranophones—Timpani, Drums, Tambourine
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   Chapter 6 Idiophones Made of Wood and Played with Mallets: Marimbas and Xylophones
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   Chapter 7 Materials for Metallic Idiophones Played with Mallets
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   Chapter 8 Struck Idiophones Played with Mallets: Gongs, Cymbals, Chimes, Sound Plates, Triangle
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    Chapter 9 The Mallets
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    Chapter 10 The Carillon
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    Chapter 11 A Percussion Idiophone Instrument with Keyboard: The Celesta
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    Chapter 12 Concussion Idiophones
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    Chapter 13 New Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 14 Properties of Wood Species for Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 15 Metallic Alloys for Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 16 Leather for Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 17 New Materials for Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 18 Care, Maintenance and Restoration of Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 19 Conservation of Percussion Instruments
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    Chapter 20 Patents for Percussion Instruments