Clash cymbals
Clash cymbals (also called concert cymbals or orchestral cymbals) are cymbals played in matched pairs by holding one cymbal in each hand and striking the two together. They are also called hand cymbals, however a hand cymbal can also be a suspended cymbal struck by hand rather than with a beater, and western types are often called crash cymbals; however a crash cymbal is more commonly a medium sized and strongly tapered suspended cymbal struck with a drum stick.
Clash cymbals
Clash cymbals (also called concert cymbals or orchestral cymbals) are cymbals played in matched pairs by holding one cymbal in each hand and striking the two together. They are also called hand cymbals, however a hand cymbal can also be a suspended cymbal struck by hand rather than with a beater, and western types are often called crash cymbals; however a crash cymbal is more commonly a medium sized and strongly tapered suspended cymbal struck with a drum stick.
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Clash cymbals (also called con ...... mbal struck with a drum stick.
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I piatti orchestrali (piatti a ...... lpo secco, rullo, strisciata).
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Paarbecken, auch Tschinellen, ...... Zum Begriff Zimbel siehe dort.
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Talerze orkiestrowe inaczej cz ...... lub krótka wartość rytmiczna).
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Cymbals: Vessel clappers with everted rim
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Two sets of clash cymbals in use in a marching band
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Clash cymbals (also called con ...... mbal struck with a drum stick.
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I piatti orchestrali (piatti a ...... lpo secco, rullo, strisciata).
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Paarbecken, auch Tschinellen, ...... und im Symphonieorchester ein.
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Talerze orkiestrowe inaczej cz ...... lub krótka wartość rytmiczna).
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Clash cymbals
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Paarbecken
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Piatti orchestrali
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Talerze orkiestrowe
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