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A set of tuned drums; used for intricate rhythms and tonal expression.

A wooden keyboard percussion; adds melodic and harmonic content with a bright, wooden timbre.

Symbol of authority; used for conducting as well as visual performance.

Offers a variety of sounds from head strikes to jingle shakes, contributing to the complexity of the rhythm section.

Paired cymbals mounted on a stand; used for its unique 'chick' and 'splash' sounds, hi-hat can be played open or closed.

Used for crashes and effects; can provide rhythmic accents or a sustained 'sizzle'.

Can be found in some marching ensembles for dynamic rolls and dramatic pitch bending effects.

Creates a long, sustained, tinkling sound for atmospheric effects.

Offers various effects from crashes to rolls, with diverse sound based on mallet choice.

Provides mellow, sustained tones due to its metal bars and resonators with fans for a vibrato effect.

A percussive bell, it produces a dry, clanking tone for rhythm or effect.

Traditionally Spanish, they click for staccato punctuation within the band.

Creates a sharp staccato sound; used for rhythmic patterns and cadences.

Provides the fundamental low-end beat; played in unison for powerful impacts or split parts for complex rhythms.

A large wooden keyboard instrument; adding rich, warm tones to the ensemble.

A small metal instrument; used for delicate rhythmic articulation or a bright 'ping'.

Essentially crash cymbals played with hands; used for crescendos or punctuating musical accents.

A keyboard percussion instrument; used for bright, piercing melodic runs.

Mimic the sound of church bells; provide grand and formal strokes of sound.