Rattle drum

Rattle drum (Fr.: tambour-hochet; Ger.: Rasseltrommel), drum that is shaken or twirled; the membrane is struck by enclosed pebbles, pellets, etc., or by the impact of the knotted end of an attached leather strap. They are found in Asia (100). Hornborstel, E. M. von, and Sachs, Curt. “Classification of Musical Instruments,” translated by Anthony Baines and Klaus P. Wachsmann, in The Galpin Society Journal, Vol. 14. N.p., 1961.