Dervish – German Silver
$115.00
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Description
Even though these quality cymbals are currently being used by Dervish performers of Turkey and North Africa, percussionists of the Middle East also utilize them in their ensembles. A fine crafted and richly designed set of zills, also recommended for troupe performances. 3.0″ diameter. Approximate weight 265 grams (9.35 oz). Each set contains 4 (four) cymbals and heavy duty elastic.
Available in Brass and German Silver.
Jamila Thomson (verified owner) –
Gorgeous! Adds a little extra sparkle, especially in outdoor and larger settings.
Pamela Trautmann (verified owner) –
Carrie Robinson (verified owner) –
Beautiful craftsmanship and the sound is wonderful. Saroyan zills are totally addicting!
Amy W. (verified owner) –
Lois M. (verified owner) –
OMG they’re beautifully large and the sound is soooo pleasing. Heavier (thicker) than I imagined but worth the practice time to adjust to the weight! I have a 7.5″ palm/finger length (so no pinching). OMG! Remarkable craftsmanship. For those of you that don’t know …. they are “HAND”-Polished to perfection before shipping.
Karen E (verified owner) –
These are fabulous! I love the feel and the sound.
My only complaint is that it was fairly tight on material when following the instructions for the elastics.
Monica Colin (verified owner) –
If you are looking for professional crotalos for accompaniment in a group of percussionists, this german silver metal model is ideal.
Gabriella C. (verified owner) –
They sound beautiful! I love them, don’t get these if you’re not used to cymbals because they’re big
Darla (verified owner) –
Great experience.
Tracy Emond (verified owner) –
Will take a bit of practice to get used to these beautiful monsters but I LOVE them!
Brittany Kiehler (verified owner) –
Suzanne Scucs (verified owner) –
I’m not quite as happy with the tone on these, however I think it is a matter of learning how to play them better. They are nevertheless, a beautiful set of cymbals.
Dai –
I have these and use them in ATS dance. They’re on the heavy side and swamp my hands, but their sound carries well and clear. They also emulate the gargabas, you can use them for the steady clomping beat in a slow dance as well as the slide-strike of regular fast performances. Several of my ATS dance friends who have tried my set like the way these sound.