you can try to oil it with slide grease or take it to instrument store.
Stuck...Seriously though - It depends on the instrument. If it really is a trumpet, then chances are it's custom made, and the mouthpiece is not designed to come off. In this case, however, it is still called a trumpet.
go and get it professionally removed, because if unprofessionally done you could damage the bell of the trumpet
I had this just happen to me also...we had to take the door panel off on the inside and now have to move the mechanisim manually until I can get someone to replace the latch in the back of the slider door...it's a real pain in the butt...
I use white Lithium grease (sp) lubbricante. It works great.
Dizzy Gillespie played a bent trumpet, the bell stuck up at a 45 degree angle. He once had his trumpet bent by accident, the tone of the instrument changed with the new shape, he liked the new sound and subsequently had a mis-shappen trumpet specially made to duplicate the sound of the broken instrument.
Yes because when a red eared slider swallows small stones they can possibly choke and the stones can get stuck inside thei turtle's system
Your trumpet valve sticks because it is to dry if you want to fix it buy some valve oil undo the valves and put some along the metal piece.
It could be several things. There could be a crimp in the tubing somewhere or there could be something stuck in the tubing.
there are many famous trumpet players, but here are two that i can name off my head Lous Armstrong Meynard Ferguson
Haydn's Trumpet Concerto in Eb major was written to show off the abilities of a new chromatic keyed trumpet created by Anton Weidinger.
First take off the bolts then the safety push will come out and then just take it off
Behind the safety (near the trigger) there a button to press to release the satefy off first once you get that off then you can release the slider but i'm not sure how to take the actually spring out from the slider if so please answer back Thanks.