tenor drum (Meaning)

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tenor drum (n)

any of various drums with small heads

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The booming sound of the tenor drum resonated through the stadium, marking the start of the game.
The band's tenor drums provided a steady, rhythmic beat that kept the crowd energized.
The drummers skillfully used mallets to strike the tenor drum's heads, producing a deep and sonorous tone.
The intricate patterns played on the tenor drum showcased the drummers' technical prowess.
The distinctive sound of the tenor drum added a touch of grandeur to the military parade.
The Marching Knights' tenor drum line was renowned for its unwavering precision and power.
The use of tenor drums in the Sousa march "Semper Fidelis" is considered a classic example of American military music.
The tenor drum's unique sound carries a commanding presence that inspires both awe and respect.
The cadence of the tenor drum serves as a rallying point for troops on the battlefield.
The thunderous roar of the tenor drum reverberated through the forest, signaling the approach of the enemy.

any of various drums with small heads

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The booming sound of the tenor drum resonated through the stadium, marking the start of the game.

The band's tenor drums provided a steady, rhythmic beat that kept the crowd energized.

The drummers skillfully used mallets to strike the tenor drum's heads, producing a deep and sonorous tone.

The intricate patterns played on the tenor drum showcased the drummers' technical prowess.