Are baritone mouthpieces the same as trombone pieces?

Answer 1

Original Answer: Yes.

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Yes and no. Small bore trombones and euphoniums will not have the same size mouthpieces. The euphonium is a large bore instrument (normally). If you are playing a large bore Trombone, then the shank of the mouthpiece will be the same size, but depending on the mouthpiece make, model, etc, may or may not be the same. If you have a Schilke 52D mouthpiece, and you put it in a Euphonium, then a Trombone, then yes the pieces are in fact the same size.

Answer 2

It's different for most styles; jazz bands use smaller cup sizes like a 12C to play higher pitches, but marching and concert bands tend to use larger ones such as a 6 1/2 AL to play louder with a fuller tone.

Answer 3

There are different sizes of mouthpieces that you can get, some may be more suited for higher notes and lower notes than others. I used a euphonium with a larger mouthpiece than my own euphonium's and found it harder to play. Hope that helps.

Answer 4

Everyone is different, and how it feels to you is important, so the best thing to do is to try different sizes and see what feels and plays the best for you.

Rim

Wide: Increases endurance.

Narrow: Improves flexibility.

Round: Improves comfort.

Sharp: Increases precision of attack.

Cup

Large: Increases volume, control.

Small: Relieves fatigue, weakness.

Deep: Darkens tone, especially in low register.

Shallow: Brightens tone, improves response, especially in high register.

Throat

Large: Increases blowing freedom, volume, tone; sharpens high register (largest sizes also sharpen low register).

Small: Increases resistance, endurance, brilliance; flattens high register.

Answer 5

Not exactly but pretty close.

Answer 6

No there are many different sizes

Answer 7

They are the same thing so yes.