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Drumheller Harp

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this percussion instrument combined a number of different types of cymbals and gongs, which could be played alone or as accompaniment to a larger band. Most often, the drumheller harp was formed ffrom a screamer gong, O'Tawa cymbals, and a Tryna chime. A set of Centressar strings allowed the lower cymbals and gongs to be "plucked" rather than struck, producing a more soothing sound.

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