- ride, or crash/ride, and a pair of hi-hat
cymbals. A
player of
cymbals is
known as a cymbalist. The word
cymbal is
derived from the
Latin cymbalum, which...
- toms and/or
floor toms One or more
cymbals,
including a ride
cymbal and
crash cymbal Hi-hat
cymbals, a pair of
cymbals that can be pla**** with a foot-operated...
-
cymbals, drumsticks,
percussion mallets and
other drum
accessories under the Zildjian, Vic
Firth and
Balter Mallet brands. The
first Zildjian cymbals...
- use bell-bronze
cymbals,
which are
capable of a
greater dynamic range than any others. They are also
generally the
preferred cymbals of drum kit players...
- name of two
brands of
cymbals,
Istanbul Agop and
Istanbul Mehmet, made in
Istanbul using traditional cymbal making methods.
Cymbal manufacturers Mehmet...
- manufacturing, or
cymbal material.
Other notable cymbal companies are:
Agean Cymbals Amedia Cymbals Bosphorus Cymbals Crescent Diril Cymbals Hammerax Istanbul...
-
considered one of the big four
manufacturers of
cymbals,
along with Zildjian,
Meinl and Paiste.
Before Sabian Cymbals was founded, its
current manufacturing facility...
-
cymbal-banging monkeys. The
cymbal-banging
monkey toy is an
example of
singerie and kitsch. The
earliest do****ented toy of a
monkey banging cymbals is...
- stick, or by hand in pairs. One or two
crash cymbals are a
standard part of a drum kit.
Suspended crash cymbals are also used in
bands and orchestras, either...
-
enormous range of
china cymbals,
developed as
exotic ride
cymbals but also used as
crashes at
higher volumes. A "China splash"
cymbal is
typically 12 inches...
