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The family of wind instruments that produce their tone through the buzzing of the lips into a mouthpiece. The most common brass instruments are the trumpet, trombone, tuba, and french horn.
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How do brass instrument tune to non-fundamental notes?
Wind players including brass players know what concert A 'feels' like when it is centred. … When I played in junior orchestras many years ago, some conductors used the oboe to give a B-flat for the brass, and some expected all players to tune to A. …
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Brass Instrument Valve Order
The first valved horns, made by Heinrich Stölzel in 1814, had only 2 valves (arranged the same as modern 1st and 2nd).
On one of these horns, if you play the notes of a C major scale from C4 to C5 (or …
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How can horns, most of which have only three buttons, play all their notes?
You can play several different notes with the same fingering, controlling the note with your lips. On a trumpet, starting at middle C, you can get C, G, C, E, G, B♭, C. Then each fingering (or slide p …