The martin Committee is the all time most popular Jazz Trumpet. It was made from the late 1940's through to 1990's.
Committees, are so called because they were allegedly designed by a team of popular musicians and designers of the day. It features a reverse lead pipe and a bell close coupled at the valve block. These features were supposed to mellow the tone of the instrument.
The truth of the matter is that the Committee probably owed more to the success of canny marketing techniques and paid for endorsements by players such as Miles Davis.
The Committee has been copied by a number of manufacturers, probably the closest was the Lawyer C7.
A full jazz band usually has four, maybe five trumpets. Some charts only use three.
Also trumpets, trombones, drums,
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They can make good trumpets, but most of there trumpets are best used for beginner players. I highly recommend Bach especially the Stradivarius.
A full jazz band usually has four, maybe five trumpets. Some charts only use three.
as many as you want
Also trumpets, trombones, drums,
They are played in jazz bands,symphonies, and some orchestras.
In jazz, the 1st trumpets tend to play the melody and the 2nd, 3rd, etc play the accompaniment. Their loud sound tends to stand out so they are given important roles. Often, the trumpets share the melody throughout jazz pieces with the saxaphones as they are both, overall, the main build of a jazz group.
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They can make good trumpets, but most of there trumpets are best used for beginner players. I highly recommend Bach especially the Stradivarius.
Trumpets are used in all types of music from classical to avant guarde to Jazz.
Yes; bronze and silver trumpets were found in the tomb of Tutankhamun.
There are no "jazz instruments." You can find jazz pieces written for almost any instrument, including trumpets, saxophones, trombones, flutes, clarinets, piano, string bass, vocal parts, etc.
Tequila by The Champs.