How many notes can you play on the trombone?

Answer 1

In all, 45. That's blowing hard and soft and all...alot isn't it!
The written range of the Trumpet (low F# to high C) contains 31 notes, but experienced players can extend that range much higher and, to a lesser extent, lower.

Answer 2

ZERO. The instrument doesn't determine quantities of notes, the player does. Without the human component the Trombone cannot play itself. One should be able to play at least 100 notes no matter what type of Trombone is used.

Answer 3

There are 7 positions on a trombone, each generally a semitone apart. Depending on how much air is going through the instrument and how tight your lips are, affects how high or low the note is. I can play from a low Bb (three below middle C) to the Bb above middle C; therefore 4 octaves, but many people can play higher

Answer 4

The trumpet can only play two notes at a time, a treble pitch and an alto pitch. The treble pitch is caused by a vibrating of the lips through a mouthpiece, and the alto pitch is produced by sucking on the mouthpiece. Producing one note at a time is easy, while producing a quality sounding double-pitch can take years of practice and conditioning.

Answer 5

Most trumpet music fits in a range of about 2 1/2 octaves, but a good player can reach 3.

Answer 6

One at one time. It is a monophonic instrument.

Answer 7

45

Answer 8

32