Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Furnishings and Equipment (hierarchy name)
4. Sound Devices (hierarchy name)
5. sound devices (equipment)
6. [sound devices by acoustical characteristics]
7. membranophones

Narrower term/s

• friction drums[+]
  • etwies
  • cuícas
  • ingungus
  • moshupianes
• plucked drums[+]
  • zithers [NP]
• struck drums[+]
  • rattle drums [+]
    • damarus
  • goblet drums [+]
    • darabukkas [+]
      • dombaks
    • tarabukas
    • djembes
  • hourglass drums [+]
    • hourglass pressure drums [+]
      • kalangus
      • dunduns
    • damarus [NP]
    • tsuzumi [+]
      • kotsuzumi
      • otsuzumi
  • talking drums [+]
    • atumpans [NP]
  • tubular drums [+]
    • [tubular drums with single head] [+]
      • gong drums
      • boobams
      • bongos (drums)
      • congas
      • bembés (single-headed drums)
      • moropas
      • huehuetl (upright drum)
    • [tubular drums double head] [+]
      • bass drums
      • snare drums [+]
      • tabors (drums) [+]
      • bembes (double-headed drums)
      • tom-toms
      • isigubus
      • okedōs
      • batás
      • ntengas
      • dhols
      • kakkos (tubular drum)
      • changgos
      • tenor drums
  • frame drums [+]
    • tambourines [+]
      • sakaras (tambourines)
    • roto-toms
    • bodhráns
    • duffs
    • tars (frame drums)
    • terbangs
  • barrel drums [+]
    • gu (barrel drum)
    • mrdangams
    • taiko [+]
      • kakko (barrel drum)
    • daibyoshi
    • odaiko
    • huéhuetls
  • ground drums
  • Uganda drums
  • double-conical drums [+]
    • atumpans
  • bowl-shaped drums [+]
    • kettledrums [+]
      • timpani
      • machine drums
      • tabla [+]
      • nakers
      • naqqāras
      • talambas
      • ḍimḍima
    • pot drums
  • footed drums
  • kendhang
  • áyotls
• drum components [NP][+]
  • drumheads
  • shells (drum components)
  • snares (drum components)
• drum kits

Anotations

Scope note:

Membranophones with a resonating cavity covered at one or both ends by a membrane, which is sounded by striking, rubbing, or plucking.