tongue drum practice - numbered musical notations

tongue drum practice - numbered musical notations

The steel tongue drum is a beautiful, easy-to-play instrument that produces soft, soothing tones, perfect for relaxation, meditation, and creativity. Designed with tuned steel tongues, it’s played by gently striking each tongue with mallets or your fingers. Each tongue corresponds to a specific note, creating harmonies that are both relaxing and inspiring.

To play, simply tap the tongues in any sequence; there’s no right or wrong way. Many drums come in a pentatonic scale, so each combination sounds pleasing and harmonious. For beginners, there are simple number-based notations, where each note is marked with a number or symbol, making it easy to learn melodies.

You’ll often find basic song guides with numbered tabs for popular melodies, or you can freely experiment, creating your own compositions. The steel tongue drum’s versatility makes it ideal for musicians of all levels to enjoy and explore sound effortlessly.

 

Here's numbered musical notation I collect and play. That is suitable for 6 inch 11 notes tongue drum. (1234567=do,re,mi,fa,so,la,si=CDEFGAB). 

1.Cupid

2.Back Seat

 

3.Past Lives

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