Cymbaly, also known as cymbals, are percussion instruments made of metal that produce a bright, ringing sound when struck together or with a mallet. They are commonly used in various music genres, including classical, jazz, and rock. Cymbals come in different sizes and types, such as hi-hat, crash, and ride, each serving a unique purpose in musical compositions. Cymbals are often played by drummers in a drum kit and can enhance the rhythm and dynamics of a performance. They are typically made from alloys of copper and tin, which contribute to their distinctive sound. The technique of playing cymbals can vary, with musicians using different striking methods to achieve desired effects.