clash cymbals
concert cymbals
orchestral cymbals

Clash cymbals are also used in stage, concert, marching and military bands.

Toy clash cymbals and some others have wooden or plastic handles instead.

Clash cymbals are usually damped by pressing them against the player's body.

Clash cymbals are conventionally played by a standing player.

Other monks blew trumpets and clashed cymbals, while 2,000 people looked on.

Clash cymbals have traditionally been accompanied by the bass drum playing an identical part.

But when color is orchestrated to produce the equivalent of clashing cymbals, attention is paid.

When one dancer clashed cymbals, one suspected that psychological symbols were also being brought together.

Young girls were singing on the deck, playing the tabor and the pipes, and clashing cymbals.

We heard the drums, the trumpets and clashing cymbals growing fainter, down the street, as the retinue continued on its way.

Clash cymbals, played in pairs.

In the orchestra, clash cymbals are normally matched pairs of crash cymbals.

I put away the clashing cymbals, the tubas, the white marigolds, the oleanders and the rhododendrons.

Close by the doorway two boys clash cymbals, hard so they hit together squarely, hollow full against cupped hollow.

Praise Him with clashing cymbals!

Clash cymbals are common in marching bands and in the auxiliary percussion section of an orchestra.

Masanobu Katsumura as Sawako's father, who plays the clash cymbals in an orchestra.

A drum kit normally contains one pair of clash cymbals mounted on a pedal-operated hi-hat stand.

The term comes from the modern orchestra, in which the term cymbals normally refers to a pair of clash cymbals.

On Saturday, when the design was complete, the monks chanted, blew horns, clashed cymbals and pushed their extraordinarily beautiful design into paper soda cups.

Haydn said more with a crook of his finger than all of Walton's clashing cymbals and blaring brass could in a lifetime.

Orchestral clash cymbals are traditionally used in pairs, each one having a strap set in the bell of the cymbal by which they are held.

These are commonly far heavier than hand-operated clash cymbals, and are played with drum sticks as well as clashed together using the pedal.

Thunder that was metallic, tintin-nabulary; hurricanes of clashing cymbals following show-ers of multicolored, flaming gems.

The sound effect at the beginning was created by Mauricio Fritz Lewak who put coins inside of a pair of clash cymbals.

Among many differences between marching and orchestral cymbals, there are many types of crashes.

These range in size from those of orchestral cymbals all the way down to about 5" in diameter.

They come in many weights, sizes and price ranges, from small toy cymbals to large orchestral cymbals and china types.

Rather, it was symphonic, a heard silence made up of ice-blue glaciers, softly moving ichu grasses, gold-speckled dusks, and thunderous mountains bursting like orchestral cymbals."

The first suspended cymbals used in the modern orchestra were one of a pair of orchestral cymbals, supported by hanging it bell upwards by its strap.

Occasionally the term suspended cymbal is still used in the original sense of one of a pair of orchestral cymbals hung by its strap, and this is the usage in older scores and may be the wish of modern conductors in playing them.