Marching Band Cymbals
These large round metallic discs feature sturdy center straps used by percussionists to produce loud musical crashes.
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Large Round Marching Band Cymbals
Marching band cymbals are paired percussion instruments crafted from thin metal alloy plates with a raised center dome. Each cymbal has a heavy strap handle attached through a central hole, allowing players to hold and strike the two discs together.
Unique Facts About Marching Cymbals
Percussionists strike cymbals together with sliding motions to create crashing sounds, or slide them softly past each other for sizzle effects. In addition to sound, cymbal players in parade bands often perform visual spins and flips with their instruments during performances. The metals used in quality cymbals are specially blended bronze alloys tuned for maximum resonance.
Real Colors of Percussion Cymbals
- Cymbal metal surface: Warm bronze, shiny gold, or brass yellow
- Strap handles: Dark brown leather, black fabric, or tan leather
- Center dome section: Polished golden metal
- Outer rim: Metallic bronze or bright brass