Does anyone know where the musical instrument trumpet came about?

The origin of the trumpet is difficult to say, the earliest prototypes can be traced back to the Stone Age, the prototype of the trumpet in the modern sense is the ancient European military horn, and the contemporary trumpet is improved by the Germans in the 18th century.

Trumpet, whether it is fast, slow, high, high, or low, is the meaning of "victory" in most classical or modern**. As the saying goes: "That is the trumpet of victory."

Of course, there are also composers who use trumpets as a counterstring, deliberately using trumpets to express: "failure" gray humor and ridicule. There is also a special case that is less likely, and it is to express:

Wild paths, such as: cobras, ancient Indian, ancient Egyptian, Spanish bullfighting. And so on".

Trumpets are brass instruments.

The trumpet, also known as the trumpet, is a type of brass instrument. Of all the brass instruments, the trumpet has the highest pronunciation and sound. Trumpets are notated using a treble clef of staves. Play with a fixed solfège, i.e., a fixed pitch concept.

In today's world, there are trumpets in a variety of keys such as b, d, e, e, f, g, a, treble (higher octave) b-flat, and these keys are determined according to the treble of playing the first overtone column. The trumpets we usually use are in B flat key. If the trumpet plays the same melody with the piano, electronic organ, etc., the trumpet must be played in the second major, that is, the C-key instrument.

Trumpet vocalization principle

Hold your lips close to the mouthpiece, vibrate your lips and cause the air inside the tube to vibrate and make a sound. The pronunciation of the trumpet is composed of three parts: the air flow, the articulatory body, and the resonant body. The airflow is the driving force behind the trumpet pronunciation.

The air exhaled from the human respiratory organs has different flow rates and different speed and speed. Flow and velocity are closely related to the pronunciation of the trumpet.

Generally speaking, when playing a strong note, the flow rate is large and the flow rate is fast, and when playing a weak note, the flow rate is small and the flow rate is slow. When playing the high notes, the flow is low and the flow rate is fast, while when playing the low notes, it is the opposite. When playing a strong treble, the flow rate is large and the flow rate is fast, and when playing a weak treble, the flow rate is small and the flow rate is fast; When playing strong bass, the flow rate is very large, and the flow rate is also fast; When playing weak bass, the flow rate is low and the flow rate is slow.

It is important to be familiar with the relationship between the flow rate and the velocity of the required airflow when playing different high and low tones.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia-Trumpet.

Trumpets are really tired. Some teachers will teach students with home remedies for blowing wine bottles, and if you think about it, blowing wine bottles is not a very easy thing to do. But blowing the mouth swollen is an exaggeration.

I can blow it up for a sick person like me. Moreover, after mastering the technique of blowing, blowing the sound itself is not so tiring. It's just that you have to play some long tunes, and the more technical tunes will be more tiring, and you need a certain amount of lung capacity.

Of course, compared to other musical instruments, it does require a lot of force to blow.

flute 3 4 times. The flute is relatively lightweight, as long as the skill is mastered, it is effortless to blow the sound, but the blowing requires lung capacity. Any wind music must have a certain lung capacity.

1 2 times for clarinets. The clarinet is also not a labor-saving instrument. When I first started learning, my mouth would be numb. And it requires a strong lung capacity. So the trumpet does not get tired too much for the clarinet.

2 times the bass saxophone. That's pretty much it.

flute 4 to 5 times.

How many times is my estimate. Something like this.

Blowing swelling can only indicate that there is something wrong with the method. You don't need much lung capacity, as long as you're healthy! The learning process is gradual, and the longer you study, the more your lung capacity will naturally go up. With the right approach, these issues don't need to be worried!

First, if you need qi the most, the trumpet is the smallest in the brass pipe, and the tuba is the most laborious, and the second is the most qi in the pipe, and the wind music needs the amount of qi, and the qi is the foundation of the wind music.

Third, you are a ** teacher, or an amateur, his lips are swollen, that is the wrong way he blows!!

If you use the wrong breath and mouth shape, you will be tired of playing the high notes, and the sound will be tight, and the mouth will be swollen after playing the trumpet for a long time, but it is impossible to swell if you do it correctly.

The key to wind music is that the air is not the mouth, the mouth is the breath, I am learning the horn to slightly support the mouthpiece, the horn is much more expensive than the trumpet, and I haven't been swollen for a day of blowing. And blowing the horn to play the trumpet, it's all a small dish.

Trumpets belong to wind instruments, and the trumpet has a bright and loud sound and is very sharp. Not only can you play uplifting melodies, but you can also play lyrical and beautiful passages. Therefore, whether it is a symphony orchestra, a military band or a jazz orchestra, it is a common instrument.

The middle and treble areas of the trumpet are the most expressive, the midrange has the greatest variation in dynamics, the low range of articulation is weak and can be played strongly, but special skills are required, and the treble is the most effective, but the volume is not very large.

Trumpets are brass instruments, see this article for a detailed introduction.

**Musical Instruments Brass Instruments – Trumpet.

A large size cannot be placed sideways like a small one. Large size can only be placed vertically.

The Fruger, strictly speaking, is not a trumpet instrument. Although the Fruger looks like a trumpet, it is more inclined to the principle of the French horn.

Trumpet instruments, at present, the common ones are the b-flat trumpet, as well as the f, c, d, e-flat and other trumpets.

piccolo refers to the treble trumpet. There are also bass trumpets accordingly.

Occasionally, there is a trumpet with a pull rod, which is similar to the treble trombone, which can also be mixed. There is also the kind of very small, English called pocket trumpet. It's basically a cornet.