regular trumpet? pull.
Valves, tuning slide, and spit valves.
Larger (longer and wider) pipes have a lower resonant frequency than smaller ones. The typical "trumpet" (which is often actually a cornet) plays about two octaves higher than a typical tuba.
A Conn Brass Trumpet is much shinier and a slightly silver-y color unlike a plain one which is bronze. They are also capable of playing deeper notes than plain ones.
their is a G trumpet. F trumpet B flat trumpet and a Piccolo trumpet being the smallest trumpet and an octive higher than a regular trumpet.
No. While you can make a "trumpet-like" sound with something as simple as a cardboard tube, making a trumpet which can play specific pitches requires years of practice and study.
Yes,Saxaphone is better than trumpet.
Yes, the trumpet 1 part is normally harder than trumpet 2 or 3 and normally the best player or players play on the first trumpet part.
A piccolo trumpet has a higher pitch than that of a traditional trumpet.
it depends on the key but about 4 feet.
We don't know. But the concept of a brass tube, flared at one end, and with a mouthpiece to buzz the lips against at the other end, was in common use at the time of the Roman Empire. Valves came much later, of course. The Bugle has more flare to the tube, in fact my trumpet teacher taught us that the difference between "trumpet family" and "bugle family" is that trumpet family instruments are 1/3 flared tube, 2/3 straight tube, while bugle family is 2/3 flared tube, 1/3 straight tube.
any tube can be used as a trumpet but your best bet is 4ft of hose a funnel and a mouthpiece connected together using jubilee clips.