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The 21 pages that link to Percussion instrument, each with the reason it gives.

• March (music)Narrower topic: Percussion supplies the sharply articulated pulse that carries many marches.

• Military bandNarrower topic: Percussion supplies pulse, accents, and audible signals in military-band performance.

• Edgard VarèseNarrower topic: His expanded use of percussion helped detach rhythm and color from conventional orchestral roles.

• Marching bandNarrower topic: Percussion carries the pulse and includes both marching drums and front-ensemble instruments.

• ExoticaNarrower topic: A broad palette of pitched and unpitched percussion helps create exotica's dense sonic settings.

• Percussion ensembleNarrower topic: The ensemble is built around instruments that create sound through these actions.

• Bass drumNarrower topic: Bass drums are percussion instruments used for rhythmic and dramatic emphasis.

• Concert bandNarrower topic: Percussion adds rhythmic drive, color, and pitched sounds to band scores.

• African danceNarrower topic: Percussion often supplies cues and rhythmic patterns that dancers respond to.

• XylophoneNarrower topic: The xylophone belongs to the broad family of instruments sounded by impact.

• MarimbaNarrower topic: The marimba produces notes when mallets strike its bars.

• ClappingNarrower topic: Clapping is bodily percussion, unlike purpose-built instruments.

• TambourineNarrower topic: Tambourines belong to the broad family of instruments activated by physical impacts.

• War (American band)Narrower topic: War’s layered percussion helps create its dense, danceable rhythms.