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What is the oldest American company?
Avedis Zildjian Company
Who made the Zildjian Cymbals?
The company was founded in Constantinople by Armenian Avedis Zildjian in the 17th century, during the reign of the Ottoman Empire.
What cymbals should you get?
zildjian zbt,zxt,avedis,or any zildjian or sabian aax
When were the first Zildjian Cymbals created?
The first Zildjian cymbals were created by Avedis Zildjian in 1618. Zildjian, an alchemist, was seeking a way to turn base metal into gold when he created a sheet of metal--made from an alloy of tin, copper and silver--that could make musical sounds without shattering.
IN what country is Zildjian a custom?
Zildjian is a custom in the country of Turkey. Zildjian are cymbals that were invented by Avedis Zildjian in the early seventeenth century. His last name was given to him by a sultan, which means "son of cymbal maker".
What percussion instrument maker came up with a special metal alloy for cymbals whil attemting to make gold?
The percussion instrument maker who developed a special metal alloy for cymbals while attempting to create gold is Avedis Zildjian. In the 17th century, Zildjian experimented with various metal compositions, ultimately crafting a bronze alloy that became the foundation for high-quality cymbals. This innovation significantly influenced cymbal making and led to the establishment of the Zildjian Company, which remains a leading cymbal manufacturer today.
How tall is Avedis Magdesyan?
Avedis Magdesyan is 5' 8".
When did Avedis Donabedian die?
Avedis Donabedian died in 2000.
When was Avedis Donabedian born?
Avedis Donabedian was born in 1919.
When was Armand Zildjian born?
Armand Zildjian was born in 1921.
When did Armand Zildjian die?
Armand Zildjian died in 2002.
What is a famous cymbal maker?
When I was growing up, the name Zildjian (Avedis Zildjian Co.) was synonymous with good cymbals. This was so for Orchestral, jazz and rock use. The drummers who couldn't afford to outfit themselves with all-Zildjian cymbals would supplement with Paiste cymbals, which were considered inferior, but at least affordable. There is an immense list of cymbal makers, though, some of whom make cymbals in varieties that range from fingercymbals (good for belly dancing and renaissance consort music) to humongous gongs (think RKO Pictures, if you're old enough!)Putting "cymbal" into wikipedia.org will get a nice long list!
