Glad you liked the video. There are soo many Ai music making tools out there. Thanks again for watching and commenting :-)

lol ! Love it :-) Thanks for watching :-)

Wow....glad to hear that the studies are accurate. I'm an introvert and started on the piano, but ended up on drums. Very interesting. Thank you for watching and sharing :-)

Hope you enjoyed and thank you for stopping by and commenting :-)

Thank you Adela ! I'm hanging in there. Thank you for your watching my vids :-)

Glad you like the video.....thank you for always supporting my vids :-)

Hello there Reed instruments and flutes 🪈

Thanks so much for checking it out. Glad it was interesting :-)

Glad it was helpful!...You should start a channel and tell your story :-) Thanks for stopping by.....

Thanks so much for watching ! :-)

Oh awesome ! I found it to be a very interesting and unique instrument. Will be checking you out ! :-) Thanks for sharing.......

Thank you for always being a loyal supporter ! I truly appeciate it :-)

Hello....yes..I made another video in which I pronounced it correctly....but thank you :-) I actually put the correct pronounciation in my title as well :-)

@@BeatofHerDrum I only recently discovered that the use of the letter “i” in the phonetic spelling of Chinese words is often pronounced “E”. Apparently it was from the British English phonetic translation using special characters like an “í” or a “î” or something like that. The sound of one of those weird “i”s being “ē”. It’s very confusing because they simplified it to a normal “i” but kept the “ee” pronunciation of the odd phonetic symbol.

For me personally, I didnt know there was a world of instruments I had never heard of out there. It was also good to know about the instrument that I have played, but had no idea of how it evolved. Instruments will continue to evolve, and someone may possibly come up with a new instrument. I'm sure they will need to research how the present instruments were created in order to create something new. Thanks for your input. What instrument do you play ?

Thanks so much and sure ! Glad you liked it :-)

Thank you ! Love being creative and trying new things in music :-)

Thank you so much. I like its sound as well. Such great instruments all over the world 🌎

Thanks for the love ! :-)

Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. Appreciate the support :-)

Thank you so much ! Glad you like the video, and thanks for always supporting my channel. :-)

Very true, but also depends on the culture. You can hear Reggae and Latin in some cultures. The influences come from a variety of beats which is why I love rhythmatic music. You can take rhythms from long ago, and use it at as foundation to make something new and exciting. Thanks for your insite !

Hello, are you from Jubal Germany ?

So glad you liked it! Thanks so much for commenting :-)

Much appreciated! So glad you found it informative :-) Thanks for watching

Yes, keep at it. It takes practice, and practice....You will get there ! Thanks for coming by :-)

Thank you so much for watching. I'm so glad that you enjoyed watching how the bass guitar progressed over time :-)

Glad you like it! The upright bass has a great tone, and I have enjoyed playing with bassplayers in jazz music. Also love the modern day electric bass and enjoy playing different genres. Always fun to learn about these great instruments !! Thanks for coming thru. :-)

Hello....the first drums came from Africa and China....Per research, of course there will be conflicting information, according to belief systems. I bring the info I find in research (many resources online), but as per other comments everyone is entitled to believe what is true according to their own beliefs and studies. I find that in learning its always interesting in how we interpret history and what our individual perspectives are. Feel free to share your perspective. :-)

Yes, a big part of history. The banjo and the drum played a significant role during slavery. Thanks for coming by ! :-)

Yes, only touched on each culture, but perhaps in the near future I can go deeper once I have help with editing. Thanks for your honest opinion.... :-)

So glad to help and share. Thank you for taking time to view this video ! :-)

Indeed! Thank you so much for watching ! :-)

Yes I have a small Djembe drum. Thanks so much for checking out my video about these different cultures of drums :-)

No problem! Glad you enjoyed the video. Our instruments were used in soo many different ways...Will share whatever I learn :-)

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Glad you enjoyed it! Its a powerful instrument in more ways than 1 :-)

I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video. I enjoyed learning about about drums being used in war. Perhaps I will revisit this topic in the near future. Soo much more to how drums played a part with signaling and maneuvers. Thanks again for your support.

Yes it was... I also found it interesting in how young the drummers were. Some were as young as 14 yrs old. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for coming by ! :-)

@@BeatofHerDrum my pleasure, ps I'm a drummer and ex-infantry.

Honored to have you here..... and having your experienced input is soo awesome :-)

@@BeatofHerDrum I would also add that whilst marching with the drum on the side one hand would be used over hand and the other under, this carried on to drum sets. Nowadays mostly but not always both hands are over hand, also the high hat use to be low and there is two main styles open arms cross arm playing, a lot of the time both are used, paradiddles single double ect are often used to sort out arms and different drums and cymbals usage.

Very interesting ! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and I'm glad to meet you here. :-)

So glad you enjoyed it ! More to come :-)

I love improvising on the fly with musicians. That is what makes it fun ! :-)

Thank you ! I enjoyed learning about the banjo and will prob revisit the history of this great instrument again.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Yes pretty much all of the first instruments were made from animal skins, bones or wood (trees). Very cool learning about the history of these instruments. Thanks so much for always checking out my vids :-)

You are correct. I left it in the classification of the info I found on this instrument, but you are absolutely right. Thank you for pointing it out :-)