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Hey Trumpet Crew! Check out our cool toolkit for trumpeters – it's got everything you need to up your game. We've got a slick chart with sounds, alternate fingerings, and scales for your practice grind. Plus, a metronome, virtual trumpet, and even a switch between Concert and Written Pitch. Features: Fingering Chart Alternate Fingerings Notes Quiz 12 Major & 12 Minor Scales Sheet Music Metronome Chromatic Tuner Virtual Trumpet Switch Pitch Note Naming Options Dark/Light Theme Dive in, quiz yourself, and let's make some trumpet magic! Trumpet Fingering Chart Android Trumpet Fingering Chart App iOS - IOS Trumpet Fingering Chart App
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Students with braces - helpful suggestions? Hello all! I am a private teacher of several trumpet students...what suggestions do you have for students who get braces put on their teeth? I understand that adjustments will need to be made, but I’m looking for advice regarding comfort, such as wax, teeth/dental guards, etc. Thank you.
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Hi Doug! Did you ever find or learn anything on these Americanas ? I’ve been looking all over. My daughter grabbed one from and antique shop on the roadside in Vermont. I haven’t had success. I plan to have it cleaned well and restored to playable. TY!
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There are already loyalist sites for almost all of the other big-name trumpet producers; Buescher made some incredible instruments that have mostly been forgotten. In 2011 I began researching trumpets, and I discovered many wonderful things about many great brands, but the only stuff I could find on Buescher was what a few select people were posting in the trumpet forums. I became obsessed and decided that I would be the one to gather all that information and put it in one place on the Internet. This site was really a creation of necessity as I began exploring the Buescher line of trumpets and cornets and could find little to no information on them. Luckily I stumbled upon TrumpetMaster.com and TrumpetHerald.com and met up with a few guys (VetPsychWars, Axelip, and Beaukoo) who had been amassing information. These 3, along with a few others, are truly MY sources of information. I consider myself pretty well versed on Buescher Trumpets and Cornets now, I consider these guys to be either Experts or the closest thing to an Expert.
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Schilke Music started with the passion and dedication of Renold Otto Schilke, a former principal trumpet player for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, in 1956 and has maintained the fine tradition of handcrafted instruments and mouthpieces throughout the years. Considered the “jewel of the industry” our custom-built trumpets, cornets, flugelhorns, trombones, and mouthpieces not only look beautiful, they sound beautiful.
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Bach Brass - The leading manufacturer of world-class, American-made brass instruments. Vincent Bach combined his unique talents as both an accomplished musician and a talented engineer to create brass instruments of unequaled tonal quality. Often copied but never duplicated, Bach Stradivarius instruments today remain the sound choice of artists worldwide.
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The BachLoyalist.com website was started on Dec. 6th, 2000, and was set up as the complete reference to everything related to Vincent Bach and Bach's brass instruments. This site has grown through the many contributions of fellow Bach loyalists and is one of the most complete references of Bach-related instruments on the internet. The website has evolved through the years from a loose collection of images & copies to a website today that includes more than 125 articles, 500+ images, and more than 2000 Bach Trumpet and Bach Trombones registered in our database.
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