Like materials, the names and titles of different places are not always the same. Generally, cymbals are tilted at the edges, and cymbals are both tilted and closed.

cymbals [bó] copper round percussion instruments, two round copper pieces, the center of which bulges into a hemisphere, with holes in the middle, which can be held by wearing silk strips, etc. The two pieces strike each other, and cymbals [náo] copper round percussion instruments are larger than cymbals.

cymbals are two very similar musical instruments, and they are also called "cymbals" because they are so similar. Both cymbals and cymbals are a pair of metal discs, with a bulge in the middle and a cymbal towel tied in the center. When playing, hold the cymbal towel and hit the two pieces. The difference between them is that the convex part in the middle of cymbal is smaller and the convex part in the middle of cymbal is larger. So the sound of cymbals is crisp and the sound of cymbals is dull. The basic method of playing cymbals is to strike hard, but different sounds can also be played through subtle techniques. It is generally used at the climax of music.

1. cymbals are called bronze cymbals and copper plates in ancient times and cymbals in folk. Percussion instrument A kind of percussion instrument. Used in China and foreign bands. In ancient China, copper cymbals, copper cymbals or copper plates and cymbals were collectively called cymbals. Cymbals originated in West Asia and were popular in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

2. The cymbal is a percussion instrument of the Han nationality. Or a trowel, a hinge, etc. The common types of Han people are brass cymbals and iron cymbals. Because cymbals are instruments with no fixed pitch, generally speaking, small cymbals has the highest sound, followed by the medium cymbals, and the large cymbals have the lowest sound. Cymbals are a Han musical instrument derived from cymbals.