Why are drums considered to be percussion instruments?

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Drums are percussion because they produce sound when struck, typically by hands or sticks, creating rhythm.
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Drums are percussion instruments that make sound when a player strikes a drum head—a stretched membrane attached to the instrument's frame or drum shell. This makes drums a type of membranophone.
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