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Ride cymbal: Encyclopedia II - Ride cymbal - Terminology

According to most drummers, the term ride means to ride with the music as it sustains after it is struck. However it can apply to either the function of the cymbal in the kit or to the characteristics of the cymbal itself. Most cymbal makers designate some of their cymbals as ride cymbals indicating they are designed primarily for this purpose. Some cymbals are designated crash/ride or more rarely ride/crash to indicate that they are designed to serve either function, and perhaps which function is mo ...

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Ride cymbal: Encyclopedia II - List of musical instruments by Hornbostel-Sachs number - 1. Idiophones

Idiophones are instruments which make sound primarily by way of the instrument itself vibrating without the use of membranes or strings. List of musical instruments by Hornbostel-Sachs number - 11. Struck idiophones. Idiophones set in motion by a percussion action (includes instruments shaken or scraped as well as directly struck instruments). Bell Castanets Chimes Cymbals: Crash cymbal Hi-hat cymbal Ride cymbal Splash cymbal ...

Ride cymbal: Encyclopedia II - List of musical instruments - Wind instruments

List of musical instruments - Flutes. Bansuri (India) Danso (Korea) Di Zi (China) Flageolet Flute Alto flute Bass flute Contrabass flute Vertical flute Hocchiku (Japan) Khloy (Cambodia) Khlui (Thailand) Nose flute Ocarina Pan pipes Piccolo Recorder flute Ryuteki (Japan) Shakuhachi (Japan) Slide whistle Tin whistle Tonette Washint (Ethiopia) See also:

Ride cymbal: Encyclopedia II - Cymbal - Orchestral cymbals

Although cymbals are not often required they form part of every orchestra; their chief use is for marking the rhythm and for producing weird, fantastic effects or adding military colour, and their shrill notes hold their own against a full orchestra playing fortissimo. Cymbals are specially suited for suggesting frenzy, fury or bacchanalian revels, as in the Venus music in Wagner's Tannhäuser and Grieg's Peer Gynt suite. ...

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