Trumpet

usually trumpet, but it depends on the people who are selling it.

Your best choice is to go to a local music store. DONT buy from eBay, because they don't have good quality ones.

As a jazz trumpet player myself buying a trumpet is a case of your finance and your level of aptitude.

Generally Trumpets come in three flavours Student, intermediate and professional. The cost changes accordingly.

I learned to play when I was a kid using a Skylark trumpet which was a cheap Chinese made instrument. Eventually (After 5 years) it literally fell to pieces. (This cost $10 from a second hand store)

My son has started to learn to play and I have bought him a Yamaha 1335 which is a learners trumpet but has most of the features of a more expensive one. (About $400)

I personally play a 1952 Getzen Super Deluxe Trumpet, A Getzen Sevrinson 1974, a York (B&H stencil), and a Rudy Muck from 1958. However if I had the money available I'd invest in a an Olds super recording trumpet from 1957. These range from about $800 to $1500. These are all old but professional level collectors horns. Modern good brands are Conn, Getzen, Yamaha, Jupiter (A cheap copy of the Yamaha).

You can buy from Ebay, but you have to know what to look for. Many of the legitamate music shops use Ebay to supplement their income and therefore sell reasonable quality instruments. But as the previous poster intimated there are a lot of junk brass instruments out there and they don't all necessarily compe from China.

China assembles almost all the brass instruments in the world for the top named companies in Europe and the states so just saying they are Chinese isn't really a measure of quality. It's whose stamp is on the horn that usually tells you if its worth buying.

Trumpet sounds, like any musical instrument, can be written in standard musical notation. Trumpet music is written in treble clef.

The National Association of Spiritualist Churches in Lily Dale, NY sells them.

No. The Stradivari family were strictly stringed instrument makers. There is a Stradivarius line of trumpets from the Vincent Bach Corporation, but these are not connected to the famous family (other than borrowing the name).

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If your trumpet has gotten really funky, go buy a trumpet cleaning brush (long flexible spring with brushes on the ends). # Pull out all of the slides and the valves. # Set your valves aside and take the rest of the trumpet to the kitchen sink (while your mom's not watching). # Soak the horn in warm soapy water for a few minutes and pull the brush through all of the tubing. # Rinse everything really well in cool water, let it dry and grease all of the slides and reassemble. # Wipe your valves down with a dry cotton cloth and put a couple drops of valve oil on them and reassemble them into the horn. # Last thing: go clean the funk out of the sink.

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Sometimes, but not normally.

Trumpets are brass instruments, so the players buzzes their lips and different speeds to produce the different pitches. Then, using the valves, you can produce all the notes for those keys - if you're good enough. Like all instruments, it takes a lot of practice.

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The trumpet doesn't, it just tunes and amplifies the buzzing sound produced by the players lips.

A posthorn. Both produce sound the same way; the players lips are vibrated by exhaled air, within the mouthpiece.

Also a bugle

the trumpets full name is triumpett

The modern trumpet was invented around 1814-1820.