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The "dizzy style" Trumpet, characterized by its bell-up design, is primarily associated with the manufacturer Dizzy Gillespie, a famous jazz trumpeter known for his unique playing style and the iconic bent bell of his trumpet. While various brands may produce similar designs, the most notable model is the Bach trumpet, often favored by jazz musicians. Additionally, custom instrument makers may also offer bell-up trumpets tailored to individual preferences.

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Why does Dizzy Gillespie's trumpet look different than others?

The reason that Dizzy Gillespie had a bent trumpet is because back in 1953 a dancer fell onto his trumpet, causing the bell to become bent at a 45° angle. Dizzy Gillespie ended up enjoying the tone of the trumpet and decided to have all of his later trumpets bells bent at a 45° angle.


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