Cymbals

Cymbals are a pair of copper straw hat-shaped discs that are buckled together like a shuttle. There is a cymbal scarf tied to each of the two parts of the cymbal body. The player must stand and hold the cymbal body through the cymbal scarf with both hands so that the two parts of the cymbal body collide and sound.

Musical instrument features: It is a metal body sounding instrument with no fixed pitch. Its sound is loud and strong, and the sound echoes and can travel far. When used for strong playing, it is very powerful and usually expresses a kind of passion; when used for weak playing, it functions like a bass drum and is a rhythm instrument.

The cymbal is an ancient percussion instrument, also known as the "Turkish cymbal". Its sound has strong penetrating power and is good at setting off the atmosphere. It is indispensable in wind bands, symphony bands, and orchestras. Colorful percussion instruments. When playing, the cymbals can be hung on the stand and rolled with drumsticks, which is very expressive. The light playing is like the gurgling spring water when the ice and snow melt, and the heavy playing is like the howling of the wind during a storm.