A Drumhead Service is a church service conducted "in the field" during armed conflict, often near the battlefront. Lacking a church to attend, the military command used its drums, piled neatly and draped with appropriate colours (national or regimental flags, for example) to create an altar. Remembering, in much of the Western World, military chaplains or padres were expected to conduct non-denominational or multi-denominational services to the troops, the drumhead altar was a "generic" altar, suited to its military purpose.
In the Ontario Provincial Command of The Royal Canadian Legion, each Zone (within an hierarchy of Branch-Zone-District-Provincial-Dominion Command) conducts a Drumhead Service on the Sunday beginning Legion Week, usually the 3rd Sunday in September to commemorate this war-time event.
You can go to your television service provider's online website to see their tv guide online (such as Comcast's website or DirectTV's site). You can also find the schedule directly on your TV through your remote control.
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When the drumhead moves downward, it compresses the air particles above it, increasing their pressure and density. This compression creates a wave of compressed air particles that propagates outward in all directions as a sound wave.
When you hit the drumstick on the drumhead with paper pieces sprinkled on it, the paper pieces will move and jump around due to the vibrations from the drumstick hitting the drumhead. The vibrations cause the paper pieces to dance and create interesting visual patterns as they react to the sound waves.
A drum vibrates when it is struck, causing the membrane (drumhead) to deform and create waves. These waves travel through the drumhead and into the air, producing sound. The tension and material of the drumhead, along with the size and shape of the drum, influence the frequency and quality of the vibrations, which determine the pitch and tone of the sound produced.
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Sound is created on a drum when the drumhead is struck with a drumstick or hand, causing the drumhead to vibrate. These vibrations travel through the air as sound waves, which we hear as the sound of the drum.