A cimbalom is a traditional stringed instrument from Central and Eastern Europe, particularly associated with Hungarian folk music. It has a large, trapezoidal wooden body with numerous strings stretched across its surface. The cimbalom is played by striking the strings with small, handheld hammers, producing a bright, resonant sound. The instrument is known for its versatility and can play both melody and accompaniment. The cimbalom is used in various musical genres, from classical to folk, and its distinctive sound adds a rich, percussive element to the music.

What is a "cimbalom"?

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