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Definition of steel drum in English: steel drum(also steel pan) noun A percussion instrument originating in Trinidad, made out of an oil drum with one end beaten down and divided by grooves into sections to give different notes. Example sentencesExamples - He called it ‘Octopan’ to generate music based on several ragas and on the West Indies steel drum.
- Oddly enough, this can make a relatively small object, such as a steel drum, easier to find than a long, cast-iron water main.
- Watching Lonesome Jeremy Jacobson tap dance while he plays the steel drum and harmonica is enough to cause an aneurysm, but listening to him do it on record is like watching a film on mute.
- Suddenly, the sounds of Balinese temple music emerge, along with a few gongs, some freaky Tibetan monk chants, a steel drum, and (out of nowhere) a cool bass line.
- However, if something is even slightly amiss the entire batch is sealed in a steel drum and dropped by cargo helicopter into an active volcano.
- Charged-up, they boys continue to throw stones at anything they can find: in this case, a steel drum in the middle of the road.
- And just at that moment we could hear the soft music from a steel drum.
- It has a very raw beat, sounding like that of beating a steel drum.
- ‘Wanderlust’, the album opener, surprisingly kicks off with a steel drum and sounds like a Cocteau Twins cover, as brothers Aaron and Greg Gilbert's vocals combine in a swooning, purring harmony.
- Lately the band had added some new steel pans to its contingent, and particularly, a player is being tutored to handle the 9 bass steel pan.
- A steel drum or Hawaiian guitar burbles in the background, strangely haunting.
- It's apparent that Snow is definitely marching to the beat of his own Caribbean steel drum.
- The real key is the pedal steel guitar, clarinet and particularly the chiming steel pan that constitute the focal instruments.
- So much so that they even tried their hand at steel pan - albeit a mild rendition.
- He dreamt he was under a giant tent in the desert and he was submerged in strange music, which was being played from far away on a steel drum.
- Natalie gives me a long, searching look, which is returned by what I'm sure must be a face as closed as a steel drum.
- Returning nationals also take the opportunity to renew acquaintances and enjoy the sweet music of calypso and steel pan.
- Another aspect of Carnival in St Lucia is the steel pan, which originated in Trinidad.
- Last Saturday, passers-by in Ealing were ‘entertained’ by a man playing easy listening classics on a steel drum, accompanied by various automated percussion patterns from a cheap Casio keyboard.
- As musical instruments go, the steel pan is a young creature.
Definition of steel drum in US English: steel drumnounstil drəm A percussion instrument originating in Trinidad, made out of an oil drum with one end beaten down and divided by grooves into sections to give different notes. Also called pan (especially by players) Example sentencesExamples - However, if something is even slightly amiss the entire batch is sealed in a steel drum and dropped by cargo helicopter into an active volcano.
- Watching Lonesome Jeremy Jacobson tap dance while he plays the steel drum and harmonica is enough to cause an aneurysm, but listening to him do it on record is like watching a film on mute.
- So much so that they even tried their hand at steel pan - albeit a mild rendition.
- The real key is the pedal steel guitar, clarinet and particularly the chiming steel pan that constitute the focal instruments.
- Charged-up, they boys continue to throw stones at anything they can find: in this case, a steel drum in the middle of the road.
- Returning nationals also take the opportunity to renew acquaintances and enjoy the sweet music of calypso and steel pan.
- He called it ‘Octopan’ to generate music based on several ragas and on the West Indies steel drum.
- It has a very raw beat, sounding like that of beating a steel drum.
- As musical instruments go, the steel pan is a young creature.
- Last Saturday, passers-by in Ealing were ‘entertained’ by a man playing easy listening classics on a steel drum, accompanied by various automated percussion patterns from a cheap Casio keyboard.
- It's apparent that Snow is definitely marching to the beat of his own Caribbean steel drum.
- ‘Wanderlust’, the album opener, surprisingly kicks off with a steel drum and sounds like a Cocteau Twins cover, as brothers Aaron and Greg Gilbert's vocals combine in a swooning, purring harmony.
- Another aspect of Carnival in St Lucia is the steel pan, which originated in Trinidad.
- Suddenly, the sounds of Balinese temple music emerge, along with a few gongs, some freaky Tibetan monk chants, a steel drum, and (out of nowhere) a cool bass line.
- He dreamt he was under a giant tent in the desert and he was submerged in strange music, which was being played from far away on a steel drum.
- And just at that moment we could hear the soft music from a steel drum.
- Lately the band had added some new steel pans to its contingent, and particularly, a player is being tutored to handle the 9 bass steel pan.
- A steel drum or Hawaiian guitar burbles in the background, strangely haunting.
- Oddly enough, this can make a relatively small object, such as a steel drum, easier to find than a long, cast-iron water main.
- Natalie gives me a long, searching look, which is returned by what I'm sure must be a face as closed as a steel drum.
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