1. Drumhead or drum skin: This is the vibrating surface of the drum that produces sound when it is struck. Drumheads are usually made of animal skin or synthetic materials, such as plastic or nylon.
2. Drum shell or drum body: This is the cylindrical or box-shaped part of the drum that encloses the drumhead. Drum shells are usually made of wood, metal, or fiberglass.
3. Drum hoops: These are circular metal or wooden rings that hold the drumhead in place.
4. Drum lugs: These are bolts that attach the drum hoops to the drum shell.
5. Tension rods: These are bolts that run through the drum lugs and are used to tension the drumhead.
6. Snare drum snare: This is a series of thin wires that are stretched across the snare drum head. The snare wires vibrate when they are hit, producing a sharp, buzzing sound.
7. Bass drum pedal: This is a foot-operated pedal that strikes the bass drum head.
8. Cymbals: These are metal discs that are struck with drumsticks to produce sound. Cymbals are usually mounted on a cymbal stand.
9. Hi-hat: This is a pair of cymbals that are mounted on a stand and are played with a foot pedal. The hi-hat can be played open, closed, or partially closed to produce different sounds.
10. Drum throne: This is a seat for the drummer.