The baroque trumpet, longer than modern trumpets, is a valveless brass instrument with finger holes. It is renowned for playing classical music from the baroque era.
Baroque Trumpet
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Brass Instruments
With powerful bold and majestic tones brass instruments offer commanding presence to any ensemble
Brass instruments boast shining bodies, intricate valve systems, and the power to produce captivating tones, commanding attention and adding a regal presence to musical ensembles. Whether through bold brilliance or warm mellowness, they create an unmistakable impact, evoking a range of emotions and leaving a lasting impression on listeners.
Alphorn
The alphorn, a long wooden wind instrument with a conical bore, has traditional origins in alpine Europe and practical uses for mountain dwellers.
Bass Tuba
The bass tuba, common in classical orchestras, is in F or Eb key, with 12-14 feet of tubing and four valves. It’s a staple in brass and concert bands, and symphony orchestras.
Subcontrabass Tuba
The subcontrabass tuba, rare in the tuba family, is pitched an octave below contrabass. Its lowest sounds are barely audible, making it challenging to find and play.
Euphonium
The euphonium is a piston-valved brass wind instrument that is played upright with the sound-producing bell of the instrument at the top.