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Do clarinets and trumpets have the same notes?
No, clarinets and trumpets do not have the same notes. They are different instruments with different ranges and capabilities, so they produce different notes when played.
How does trumpets work?
you blow in the mouthpiece by buzzing your lips
Who will blow the trumpet when it is time for the coming of christ?
The angels will blow the trumpets. It is there in the book of Mathew and Revelations.
What are the trumpet notes for the song trumpets?
hey i play Trumpet to but i don't know the notes sorry
What notes do trumpets play?
the trumpet can play most notes in music. it all depends on how good the trumpeter is
Why did roman soldiers blow trumpets?
The Roman Soldiers Blew Their Trumpets So They Could Distract The Elephants They Battled Against The Hannibal's Forces
What has the author Hector Sutherland written?
Hector Sutherland has written: 'They blow their trumpets'
What are the notes for Go Big Red for trumpets?
C e f f# g
What are trumpet notes for down by the station?
down byv the station note names for trumpets
Why are there trumpets in an orchestra?
Trumpets are in orchestras because they add a tone and quality for many interments don't have, and other brass can not play notes as high. It rounds out the rest of the orchestra. Why not?!
Why was it that the trumpets and horns in Mozart's day could only play certain notes?
Early trumpets had no valves, so they could only play a very limited set of notes. They only had a wider variety of notes as they played higher and higher (which is why trumpet music from the Baroque and Classical periods is so high).
How do trumpets work?
Well, hello there! Trumpets work by buzzing your lips into the mouthpiece, creating vibrations that travel through the instrument and out the bell, producing beautiful sounds. It's all about finding the right balance of air and lip tension to create different notes and tones. Just remember, practice and patience are key to mastering the art of playing the trumpet. Happy painting, my friend!
