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Meinl Candela cymbals have been specially developed to meet all of the requirements for today's modern percussionists. This set up consists of 14 mini cymbals stacked together and attached to a thin rope going through the center. They produce a sparkling sound, and shimmering chorus effect with long sustain.All Meinl cymbals come with a 2-year manufacturer warranty.

2 3/8" Special bronze alloy Identical, high pitched sound

A piercing, high-pitched ring audible in large orchestras. Natural cast finish. Thin (lower pitch) also available.

This Finger Cymbals was manufactured by CostumeZone.com and sold through CostumeZone.com® . To properly care for your Finger Cymbals you should Wipe clean with clean damp cloth (Do NOT machine wash.). This Finger Cymbals will may appeal to boys and girls of all ages. This particular Costume Accessory is made in Standard Size and is made of the finest quality materials. This Finger Cymbals and similar Halloween Costumes can be found in Classic Zone ® Accessories portion of the Classic Zone ® .

Hohner Finger CymbalsFinger Cymbals (S2004) When held in the player's fingers and tapped gently, they create a tinkling sound unlike the clanging of their full sized counterpart.

Let your fingers do the noise making with these silver finger cymbals. The perfect accessory for your gypsy or harem dancer costume.

Whether your style is American, Turkish or Tribal, you'll want to do more with your finger cymbals than play right-left-right. In this DVD, Ansuya will help you take your zilling to a new level! Demonstration and Technique: Ansuya breaks down each zill pattern into easy-to-follow demonstrations and explanations. You will learn specific technique, then pick up the speed as you follow along with the music. And of course you can't just stand there, so each zill pattern is accompanied by movements that...

These gold toned finger cymbals are perfect for gypsy’s, harem girls, belly dancers, or musical play time for kids. They are used by our directors in a number of shows including “The Man of LaMancha”, “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”, and “Kismet”. Finger cymbals originated in ancient Turkey and are also called Zills. This set includes two pair of finger cymbals that measure 2” in diameter and have elastic finger straps to fit any size fingers.

Our Finger Cymbals, Plain, 4.7cm are perfect for belly dancers.

Handcrafted Brass.

Release Date: 2011-08-12

Mary Ellen Donald has been involved in Middle Eastern music as a dance student and a musician since the late 1960's. She is known by many as the "Guru of finger cymbal playing." Mary Ellen studied dance with Jamila Salimpour, drum and tambourine with Vince Delgado, Tony Lammam, and various Arab drummers. She has written, produced and published several books and tapes on Middle Eastern music. Since the 1970's she has performed in numerous concerts, on albums including Magda Helmy, Gallal Kutub, Yusel...

The Arabesque are a heavier gauge cymbals with a medium tone and depict an Arabesque design from a frieze of the palace of Sultan Hasan of the 14th century. Recommended for intermediate and advanced level dancers. 2-1/16" dia. Approx. weight 130 grams (4.6 oz.). Silvertone. - Genuine Saroyan!

These zills are smaller and fit my smaller hand/fingers just right. I really like them. I expected them to be a bit more shiny like the picture shows but that could just be the lighting. Also, there is a black coating on them that rubs off onto my hand so I am not sure how to clean them. Care instructions would have been nice. :)

Description Created by renowned New York City choreographer and dance instructor Elsa Leandros, “Bellydance with Zils” teaches the foundations of using zils (finger cymbals) in bellydance. Together with the amazing doumbek player Raquy Danziger, Elsa demonstrates the 7 most popular bellydance rhythms: baladi, saidi, maksoum, masmoudi, ciftetelli (slow Arabic-style and fast Turkish-style), karsilama (9/8), and gypsy-style karsilama. Elsa and Raquy alternate demonstrating the rhythms on doumbek and...