Yes - on the plus side you don't need to learn new valvle combinations or how to make a sound on the instrument. However, you will find that there is a difference in your embechoure (to do with the mouthpiece on tuba being considerably bigger), you will have to blow harder to get the air moving in the tuba. Also, you may find that the tuba has a 4th valve, which is on the side adn played with the left hand (this is the same as playing 1 and 3, so for a low D you can just use 4th valve, and for a C# use 4th and 2nd). You will also have to learn bass clef. However, these are all things that are quick to learn, and with a grounding in Trumpet you will probably find that you will be proficient on tuba in a much shorter length of time than it took to learn trumpet in the first place. Good luck and have fun!
I think the trumpet because it is more jazzy! but that's also probably because I am a trupet player myself!
A "trumpet player" can be called a trumpeter. :)
He first achieved fame as a cornet player, later on switching to a trumpet. He also played the saxaphone, tamborine, buggle and cornet. He was a man of many talents!
The trumpet player who is most famous for his bent up trumpet is Dizzy Gillespie. Hope that helps!
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.
He first achieved fame as a cornet (a mini trumpet) player, later on switching to a regular trumpet. He also played the saxaphone, tamborine, and tuggle. But he was mostly famed for his voice and trumpet playing.
I think the trumpet because it is more jazzy! but that's also probably because I am a trupet player myself!
A "trumpet player" can be called a trumpeter. :)
The cast of The Trumpet Player - 2014 includes: Franklin Killian as Trumpet Player
An example of a well-know trumpet player is Wynton Marsalis.
Player. The lion makes the roar, and the player plays the trumpet.
Louis Armostrong, because of his satchel like mouth
The average professional trumpet player salary is $66,500 yearly. Why are you asking?
He first achieved fame as a cornet player, later on switching to a trumpet. He also played the saxaphone, tamborine, buggle and cornet. He was a man of many talents!
Michael "Patches" Stewart
They blow into the trumpet with there lips tight and with a lot of air.
i have no clue im a trumpet player at school