Answer:
C. Gioachino Rossini
Explanation:
The snare drum is a type of bimembranophone drum consisting of a small section cylindrical body with two skins attached and tensioned through metal hoops, a metal mat consisting of small wire springs placed in contact with the lower skin, which vibrate through the resonance produced whenever the upper skin is struck, producing a peaking sound, characteristic of military marches.
The snare drum has been used in orchestras since the early 18th century. but only in the nineteenth, it began to play a relevant role. At this time, several composers used snare drum, including Gioachino Antonio Rossini (1792 - 1868) in the opera La gazza ladra, where the snare drum plays a rhythmic ostinato from beginning to end.
