Trumpets

Most trumpet players choose the Bb Trumpet and it is often used in philharmonic bands, jazz and popular music. It has a rich sound, ideal for various musical applications. The Sib Trumpet has a greater variety of models and accessories. Ludimusic works with several trumpet brands, such as: Yamaha, Roy Benson, Bach, Alysée, CG Conn and King.

The Trumpets in C emerged as a response to historical and musical demands, offering specific advantages in terms of tuning and sound. It has a more intense and more defined timbre, being a non-transposing instrument, it facilitates the reading of scores and integration with other instruments in standard tuning. This has allowed composers throughout history to explore new sound effects, making the C Trumpet an essential option for certain works and musical contexts.

The Piccolo Trumpet is small in size but giant in personality. It produces a clearer and more elevated tone compared to the Bb Trumpet, which is perfect for highlighting specific passages in classical works or modern arrangements.

For a trumpet player, certain accessories are essential to ensure the optimal functioning and durability of the instrument. The mouthpiece is a fundamental component, as it directly affects the production of sound. There are several dimensions and formats that adjust to the musical style and preferences of each musician. Another essential accessory is the mutes, which make it possible to modify the timbre of the Trumpet, being more used in jazz. In addition, piston oil is essential to ensure the operation of the instrument. A quality bag is key to safeguarding the Trumpet. A stand provides protection and safety for the instrument when not in use, preventing the trumpet from falling or being damaged, while a stand allows musicians to place their sheet music comfortably read during performance.

To prepare the pistons, use a dry clothfor cleaning before applying oil, ensuring that they are properly aligned before use. Pumps require a specific lubrication oil to run smoothly.

To avoid residue that can affect the sound quality, it is crucial to clean the trumpet. After each use, the pistons should be cleaned, oil applied, and the exterior of the instrument wiped with a dry cloth. In addition, a brush should be used at least once a week to remove impurities from the inside of the pipe.

The nozzle should be cleaned regularly with a cleaning brush to eliminate any internal build-up and a dry cloth for the outside.