Stick Grips
Instruments
Equipment
Techniques
100

Common grip where both hands are matching. Typically used for tenors.

What is Match Grip

100

Easy to use instrument that you shake to make sound.

What is a Shaker/Maraca

100

Used to carry an instrument.

What is a Carrier

100

Basic stroke when playing a drum.

What is a Rebound Stroke

200

Grip commonly used for marching snares.

What is Traditional Grip

200

Set of concert drums tuned to different pitches with, usually, a brass/copper casing.

What is a Timpani

200

Used to play a drum.

What is a Stick

200

When a player hits on the rim of their drum.

What is a Rim Click

300

The grip percussionist are usually first taught.

What is American Grip

300

Metallic shape you hit with a metallic prong

What is a Triangle

300

Used to hold up the instrument so you don't have to.

What is a Stand

300

Strokes used when doing accent taps.

What are Up and Down Strokes

400

Grip used with palms down, using the rotation of the forearm for powerful hits.

What is German Grip

400

Type of drum used for low end frequencies.

What is a Bass Drum

400

Used to hold/contain instruments.

What is a Case

400

Technique where a play gets multiple(4+) hits from one stick in extremely short amounts of time. Very commonly used.

What is a Roll

500

The grip used when playing the Timpani.

What is French Grip

500

A big instrument with different notes, usually made of wood.

What is a Marimba

500

Used to sit on when playing a drumset.

What is a Throne
500

Technique usually used with tenor drum where the stick crosses over the other stick to hit the other drum.

What is a Crossover/Butterfly/Helicopter Hit

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