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    Trumpet History

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    Trumpet The instrument I chose was the Trumpet and it is a brass instrument that is played in many symphony orchestras or bands. The trumpet is a musical instrument that has a very long history. The earliest trumpets date back to at least 1500 BC and they have been used as musical instruments since the 15th century. Silver and bronze trumpets were discovered in the grave of King Tut in Egypt, and other ancient versions of the instrument were found in China, South America, Scandinavia, and Asia. Most inventions develop from earlier forms, which lead us to believe that people have been blowing into objects to create sounds far before the trumpets. For example, some cultures blew into an animal horn or conch shell to produce a sound. The earlier…

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    The Trumpet of the Swan by E. B. White is a children 's book, published in 1970, that is full of talking animals, strange events, and fantastical elements. Even with the lighter tone of the story, White’s writing style and storytelling still hold symbolism. From racism to overcoming adversity, White’s stories have a deeper meaning that can resonate with us all on a personal level. The main character of this story is Louis, he is a trumpeter swan. The other swans, particularly Louis’ father,…

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    Keyed Trumpet History

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    The trumpet is an instrument that many ensembles use for its versatility. A composer may write for a bright, high sound for the new salsa chart, or a composer may choose to write for a warm, dark orchestral composition. This opportunity would not be this accessible without the help of three individuals, Joseph Haydn, Johann Nepomuk Hummel, and Anton Weidinger. Their influence on changing the trumpet greatly changed the future of the instrument and the music. The instrument was revolutionize, as…

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    7 Trumpet Analysis

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    The first is the opening of the seven seals. The second is the blowing of the seven trumpets. Additionally, the third is the pouring out of the seven bowls of wrath. 1. List the (7) Trumpet Judgments - The events that occur when the trumpets are blown are supernatural, exclusively caused by God. The blowing of the final three Trumpets are more severe than the blowing of the first four, because these are labored “The Three Woes.” This is the first contingency we see of an intense warning…

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    What exactly is a trumpet? A brass instrument? A trumpet is much more than just a high pitched brass instrument; it is the heart of every marching and pep band and makes a statement in every song it is played in. This is why when considering the purchase of a trumpet the mechanics, tone, and reputation of the brand must but taken into account. There are a lot of trumpets out there, some from reputable brands and some that are more or less the same quality as the plastic trumpets that can be…

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    1614 Italian Trumpet

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    development of the trumpet was its acceptance as a key contributor to art music. This realization became fully accepted in the 17th century during the Baroque period. Prior to this time the trumpet was seen primarily as an instrument delegated to military functions and processional fanfares. Due to its construction the common practice of playing trumpet was limited to just notes within the harmonic series of the trumpet. This limitation hindered many composers from written significant melodic…

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    Prior to the 19th century, the trumpet was simply a long brass tube with a bell and mouthpiece that we refer to today as the natural or Baroque trumpet. It could only play the pitches within the harmonic series that it was keyed in. If other pieces were required, because of a key change for instance, the trumpet player had to change crooks. This lengthened or shortened the total tubing and changed the key. To add a few tones between the notes of the harmonic series, small holes were drilled in…

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    a. The four instruments I chose were cello, trumpet, flute, and snare drum. The cello is part of the string family, and consists of a wooden neck, endpin, tuners, fingerboard, bridge, and body. The cello has four strings: A,D,G,and C. The strings are held by the bridge and when a string is plucked or bowed it sends vibration waves through the cello producing the sound. One of the most common uses for the cello is at an orchestra or quartet. The trumpet is part of the brass family and consists of…

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    up to common day, trumpets are instruments which serve a myriad of purposes. As the smallest member of the brass family, trumpets produce loud and impressive noises due to their complex cylindrical tubing and large bell shaped opening. Commonly used in jazz and concert music, this instrument encompasses a multi purposeful significance along with its attention grabbing sound quality. Trumpets continously endure remodeling to develop perfect harmonic sounds, which are produced by valves and…

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    A trumpet is an instrument of versatility and beauty. These instruments have a rich history and plethora of great musicians to back it up. As a brand new owner of this great instrument the cleaning and care of such a valuable item, for the first time, can be intimidating. However, this is not true. The cleaning and maintenance of a trumpet is a simple task that will help you become more familiar with your own instrument and give your trumpet a long lifetime of use. Some items that are necessary…

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