How does a tamberian make a sound?

A tambourine produces sound through the combination of its jingles and the drumhead. When shaken or struck, the jingles (often metal or plastic) clash together, creating a bright, ringing sound. Additionally, the drumhead can be tapped or struck, adding a percussive element to the overall sound. This combination of shaking and striking allows the tambourine to create a lively and rhythmic accompaniment.