What are the brass instruments?

1 trumpet

Trumpet, also known as trumpet, is one of the most common brass instruments and belongs to the high-pitched instrument in brass instruments. The origin of the trumpet is hard to know. Trumpets were unearthed in the tombs of ancient Egyptian pharaohs hundreds of years ago, while modern trumpets originated in Germany in the18th century. There are two kinds of trumpet: vertical key trumpet and flat key trumpet, among which vertical key trumpet is the most widely used. Trumpet has a strong, sharp and brilliant tone, and its voice is loud, crisp and sonorous. It has a high degree of playing skills and rich expressive force. It can not only play a loud horn, but also play a beautiful and singing melody. detailed

2 large size

Tuba, also known as bass tuba, belongs to the bass instrument of brass instruments and was invented by German Wei plessy in 1835. The tuba is also called the bass size, and there are two styles in production: one is called the circle bass; One is called take the bass. Because Saxophone Adolf contributed greatly to the improvement of tuba, some people call tuba Saxophone Tuba. As one of the four major pieces of brass instruments, the sound quality of tuba has some characteristics of trombone and horn, which can well integrate its own voice into the whole brass instrument, and also play the role of integrating the sound of brass and woodwind, thus making the sound of the whole band more harmonious. detailed

Trombone number 3

Trombone, also known as horn, is one of the brass instruments in western instruments and one of the earliest fixed wind instruments in symphony orchestra. The early trombone was a musical instrument with keys, which was translated as "trombone" because of its long shape. Born in Europe, it was first used in the choir of the army or church. Because of its euphemistic and loud coexistence, deep and rough timbre and similar to human voice, it has been loved by people since its birth. Now it has become an irreplaceable musical instrument in various concerts and has been loved by people who love music all over the world for hundreds of years. detailed

French horn

What kinds of brass instruments are there? There are four kinds of brass instruments: tenor, alto, alto and bass, among which the horn belongs to tenor. French horn, also known as French horn, is a lip-vibrating instrument and one of the four brass instruments. Its tube body is copper spiral, funnel-shaped, big bell mouth, and sometimes detachable. The sound of the horn is soft and full, which can not only blow out the loud sound of copper pipes, but also the soft sound of wooden pipes, and can be well integrated with the sounds of wooden pipes and stringed instruments. It is arguably the most poetic instrument in the symphony orchestra. detailed

5 cornet

The cornet is a trumpet instrument of the same family, belonging to a high-pitched brass instrument. However, because of the high proportion of cornet cone tube and the bending of the tube, the sound is smooth and soft, and the transition is smooth. The cornet is often used in military bands and various light music bands, especially jazz bands, which often play an important role in the main performance. Its timbre is soft and beautiful, and some lyric melodies are often played by it. It is the most common brass instrument. detailed

6 on the bass horn

Bass horn belongs to the bass family, which is homophonic with tuba, trombone and tenor. It is one of the top ten brass instruments. The modern bass horn is said to have been invented by Ferdinand Sommer of Weimar, Germany in 1843. 1874, David blakely developed an "English" woofer with compensation system. Since then, the bass horn has been used in Britain, and its basic structure has hardly changed. The shape and mouthpiece of the bass horn are larger than that of the alto and alto, and generally have four keys. Bass has a wider range, and its timbre is similar to that of tenor, but it is richer and softer, and it is known as the lyric tenor in the band. detailed

7 alto

Alto is a very dexterous alto instrument, and there are three kinds of tongue playing skills. You can play scales, chromatic scales, beats within octaves, broken chords and decorative sounds freely, with strong expressive force. Midrange and midrange are similar in appearance, but the midrange is bigger. Its bright and mellow timbre not only highlights the charm of brass ensemble, but also makes the whole orchestra play full and harmonious. detailed

Eighth tenor

What are the common brass instruments? Tenor is one of them. Tenor is a very dexterous alto instrument, which is the link between the tenor and the bass in brass instruments. Its voice is simple and elegant, melodious and soothing, as subtle and deep as a gentleman. Tenor not only plays an irreplaceable role in the wind band, but also plays an extremely important theme in the band, which is refreshing every time. detailed

Size 9 tuba

Susa, also known as Susa, Ring Bass, and Shouhao, is a member of the tenor brass instrument and belongs to the tuba family. Susa wind is named after the invention of john philip sousa, a famous American military music conductor and composer. He put the oval trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet trumpet.

10 Furuger

Furuge, also translated as soft number and Fluvo number, is a member of the trumpet family, and its timbre is much softer than that of trumpet. Flugge has a conical tube with a big horn at one end and a cup-shaped mouthpiece at the other end. This is a brass instrument with a piston. It is played in the same way as the cornet, but the timbre is not as bright and soft as the cornet. It is rarely used in orchestras, but it is often used in other bands such as jazz bands or soloists.

1 1 marching horn

In marching bands and drum bands, the marching horn is usually used to replace the F-key brass instrument of the French horn. The main reason for its replacement is that the horn is forward (not French horn), so as to avoid the sound dispersion or time difference caused by outdoor environment when playing or ensemble. The current marching horn has three keys, just like a trumpet or a soft horn, which are all pressed by the right hand, but the tonality of the instrument is F, so the sound played is four degrees lower than that of the trumpet (Bb).