What Western orchestral instrument or instruemnts derive form Turkish Military bands?

Several Western orchestral instruments derive from Turkish military bands, particularly during the 18th century when Western composers were influenced by Ottoman music. The most notable instruments include the bass drum, cymbals, and triangle. These instruments were incorporated into orchestral settings to add a distinctive, exotic sound that mimicked the vibrant rhythms and timbres of Turkish military music. This practice became popular during the period of "Turquerie" in European music.