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The bell is the very end of the Clarinet, the large, sliver, metal piece that looks very much like a normal bell. It vibrates the air that is put down the clarinet/Bass Clarinet to make a harmonious sound.

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13y ago

a 'mute' used to change the sound of the trumpets tone. there are many different types of mutes for different qualities of sound they can be used in performance or just to make the Trumpet more quiter for practice.

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11y ago

They're are many different ways to create different sounds with a trumpet, as for putting something in the bell, i would use a harmon mute. you can also make a goat sound by pressing all 3 valves half way down. you can even do a horse neighing. Have you ever herd the song "sleigh ride"? the horse neigh at the end, is a trumpet.

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the bell is exactly what is sounds like...its the bell shaped part at the front of the trumpet where the sound comes out...same for a sax or clarinet or Trombone etc...

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The bell of the cymbals is the lifted area in the middle of the cymbal shaped like a cup or "bell". When struck it will make a "bell like sound" for effects.

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The bell is where the sound comes from. The bell also amplifies the sound from the trumpet.

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its usually somewhere on the part of the valve that encases the spring

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