U of L is home to perhaps the finest collection of percussion instruments in all of Canada - from authentic instruments from around the world to top-of-the–line concert equipment.

5 – Five octave marimbas: Yamaha, Marimba One and Coe

2 – 4 1/3 octave marimbas: Yamaha and Deagan (restored by Matt Coe)

2 – sets of 5 drum Yamaha 7000 Series and 6000 Series timpani

Vibraphones: Adams Artist Classic with height adjustment, two Musser M55

Xylophone: Adams Concert Series extended range 4 octave, rosewood with height adjustment, Yamaha 3.5 Octave

Glockenspiels: Yamaha extended range with dampening pedal, Deagan Symphonic, Yamaha Concert

Chimes: Yamaha Symphonic and Musser Symphonic

Cymbals and Gongs: too numerous to list!

Snare Drums: Yamaha Berlin Symphonic Series, Black Swamp Symphonic Field Drum and many more…

Concert Bass Drums: Yamaha 9000 Series 40 inch, Ludwig 32 inch

Concert Toms: Pearl Philharmonic 2 headed size 6" to 16"

3 x Yamaha Absolute 5 piece

Yamaha DTX Electronic Drums, 5 piece

Yamaha Recording Custom 5 piece

Yamaha Stage Custom 5 piece

Pearl Bird's Eye Maple 5 piece

Over 20 piece Steel Band – Coyle Drums, Elli Mannette and Mazzini Gil pans

40 piece Samba Batteria – Remo, Meinl, Izzo, LP, Pearl

20 piece Polynesian Ensemble – Toeres by Etua Tahauri: Paha, Pahu Rima and Fa'atete by Jay Medeiros

20 piece Taiko Ensemble – drums from Hirosaki (Japan), Minnesota Taiko, Clarion Music (San Francisco)

African Drums – sets from:

Ghana – Ewe, Ashanti, Kpanlogo, Dagomba (Brekete and Donno), Djembes

Uganda – Ngoma drums and Amadinda xylophone

Further, we have a collection of world drumming instruments at Casa for teaching kids, teenagers and community including Steel pans, Taiko, Polynesian, African, Samba, etc.!! More information at: http://www.lethbridgedrumming.com