A cymbal is a common percussion instrument that consists of a thin, normally round plate made of various copper or bronze alloys. Ranging in indefinite and definite pitches, they are used across orchestras, jazz ensembles, rock bands, and drum kits to create accents, rhythmic patterns, and dramatic crashes. Cymbals have existed since ancient times. Representations of cymbals may be found in reliefs and paintings from Armenian Highlands (7th century BC). References to cymbals also appear throughout the Bible, through many Psalms and songs of praise to God. Cymbals are currently used in a wide range of musical settings. in places of worship. music bands and music schools