What's the difference between cymbals and cymbals?

The materials are the same, and the names of different places are not always the same. The edge of cymbals is generally inclined, and cymbals are both inclined and closed.

Clam [bó] copper round percussion instrument, two round copper pieces, the center of which protrudes into a hemisphere, with a hole in the middle, which can be held by putting on something like silk strips, and the two copper pieces hit each other silently. The cymbal [náo] copper round percussion instrument is bigger than the cymbal.

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

1, cymbals, known as copper cymbals and copper plates in ancient times, are called cymbals by the people. A percussion instrument. Used in China and foreign bands. In ancient China, copper cymbals, copper cymbals or copper plates and copper cymbals were collectively called cymbals. Cymbals originated in West Asia and were popular in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

2. cymbals are a percussion instrument of Han nationality, namely cymbals. Or trowels, hinges, etc. The common types of Han people are copper cymbals and iron cymbals. Because cymbals are musical instruments with no fixed pitch, generally speaking, small cymbals have the highest sound, followed by medium cymbals, and large cymbals have the lowest sound. Cymbals are Han musical instruments which evolved from cymbals.