noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a percussion instrument (= one that you hit )
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Children can learn to play percussion instruments through games and songs.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
instrument
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His first distinctive works were for percussion instruments or pianos prepared with nuts and bolts inserted between the strings.
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He bashed about on percussion instruments .
section
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A constant clash and tinkle came from the kitchens across the courtyard, like the percussion section of an orchestra from hell.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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percussion instruments
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A constant clash and tinkle came from the kitchens across the courtyard, like the percussion section of an orchestra from hell.
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And somewhere along the way, a ghostly percussion band joined the crowd.
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He is the principal member of his ensemble, the shifting ocean of percussion on which his instrumental group rides.
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He was a dynamic band leader and charismatic front man who sang and played saxophone, keyboard and percussion .
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Her Web site on the Internet contains a percussion master class.
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Instead the class used percussion music to convey the clash between the two armies.
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So we must warn that percussion can easily be overworked and become tiresome.
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That released the firing pin, which in turn fired the percussion cap and triggered a chemical reaction that generated oxygen.