Wind Instruments


The brass instrument is a wind instrument in which the notes are blown with a kettle or funnel mouthpiece. The vibrating lips of the musician generate the sound by coupling it to a conical-cylindrical tube, the air column of which serves as a resonator. The majority of brass instruments are made of sheet metal from metal alloys such as brass or nickel silver.

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Zither peg, right thread, 5.5 x 40 mm
Steel pegs, nickel-plated, for zither Tuning pegs are conical, please do not measure the pegs at the upper square, but where the tuning peg goes into the instrument in question (roughly in the middle). The matching tuning keys and tuning hammers are also conical on the inside, and the 4 inner walls are grooved in the middle, hence the confusing dimensions. The specification e.g. 5.2 mm is measured at the outermost end, without taking into account the recesses on the inside. Of course, the bottom opening of the tuning key/tuning hammer is wider than the middle area.

€1.14*

delivery time 14 days
Galaxy book music track for Trumpet / Flugelhorn / Tuba

€32.90*

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Mouthpiece for trumpet model 2 1/2 C Silver plated
Mouthpiece for trumpet 2 1/2 C

€15.90*

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Yamaha YEP-321S Euphonium
Yamaha YEP-321S EuphoniumYamaha YEP-321S Euphonium, 4- valves, top action, bell 11", bore 0,571- .610", brass silver plated, incl. Yamaha 48 mouthpiece and case.

€3,499.00*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YHR-567 Bb Frenchhorn
Yamaha YHR-567 Bb BugleYamaha YHR-567 F/Bb French Horn - includes case.

€4,299.00*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YSL-881GTenor Trombone
Yamaha YSL-881G Tenor Trombone Yamaha YSL-881 Xeno Tenor Trombone - 13.89mm large bore (0.547"), 220mm diameter bell (8-2/3"), one-piece gold brass bell, clear lacquer finish, includes case and mouthpiece.

€3,100.00*

delivery time 14 days
Hercules HCDS-420B TraveLite Trombone Stand
Fits inside the trombone for transporting

€53.00*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YBH-621S Bariton Bugle
Yamaha YBH-621S Bariton BugleYamaha YBH-621 S Bb- Baritone horn, yellow brass, 4- valves, 3 top action valves, Ø 12,80- 13,50mm bore, 211,4mm bell size (8-3/8"), silver plated, incl. etui and 45C2 mouthpiece

€3,889.00*

delivery time 14 days
pTrumpet orange plastic
pTrumpet Bb- trumpet orangemade totally of plasticML bore 11.68 mmBell 124 mm unique fully plastic valve systemone piece patented lead pipeall plastic water-keyadjustable main tuning slideadjustable 1st and 3rd valve tuning slidesspecial right hand little finger restworks with any standard trumpet mouthpieceincl. fabric carry bag and tow plastic mouthpieces 3C & t5Cweighs just 500 g

€169.00*

delivery time 14 days
YAMAHA YTR-5335GII Bb Trumpet
Yamaha YTR-5335GII Bb-trumpetYamaha YTR-5335 GII Bb-trumpet - 11.65mm ML-bore, 123mm gold brass bell, gold brass lead pipe, gold-plated lacquer finish, includes Gig-Bag and 14B4 mouthpiece.

€1,499.00*

delivery time 14 days
pTrumpet green plastic
pTrumpet Bb- trumpet greenmade totally of plasticML bore 11.68 mmBell 124 mm unique fully plastic valve systemone piece patented lead pipeall plastic water-keyadjustable main tuning slideadjustable 1st and 3rd valve tuning slidesspecial right hand little finger restworks with any standard trumpet mouthpieceincl. fabric carry bag and tow plastic mouthpieces 3C & t5Cweighs just 500 g

€169.00*

delivery time 14 days
Mouthpiece for Trombone Modell 5G silvered large shank

€25.80*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YEP-642S II Euphonium
Yamaha YEP-642S II EuphoniumYamaha YEP-642 S II Bb euphonium. NEO Series, 4 valves (3 top & 1 side action), compensating system, 11.8" bell, 0.591-0.661" bore, silver-plated brass, includes Yamaha 51 mouthpiece and case.

€7,099.00*

delivery time 14 days
Clarke Pennywhistle SwseetoneTin Whistle C, red
Tin Whistle by ClarkeTuining C

€10.60*

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Jo-Ral Mute Straight Tenor Tombone with brass bottom
Jo-Ral Mute Straight for Tenor TromboneAluminium with brass bottom

€96.00*

delivery time 14 days
YAMAHA YTR-4435 II C Trumpet
Yamaha YTR-4435 II C-trumpetYamaha YTR-4435 II Bb-trumpet, ML- bore Ø 11,65mm, Ø 123mmm brass bell, tuning slide brace, modified two piece brass bell, Monel valves, new designed valve caps and finger buttons, 1st slide saddle, two waterkeys, adjustable 3rd slide ring, goldlac lacquered, second set of Bb slides, incl. Yamaha TR11B4 mouthpiece and TRC-4435 case

€1,239.00*

delivery time 14 days
Humes & Berg Mute for Trumpet New Stone Lined Swish Wha
Aluminium, polishedAdjustable inner slideMade in GermanyThis string set is developed for very modern flamenco guitarists, who do not assume compromises in optical quality and sound aspect. Slightly modified bass strings from the excellent 827 series, paired with precision round black Nylon strings, add up to an incomparable Flamenco-Set with an own character and a wonderfull sound impression. Obtainable as set, bass set, treble set and single strings.

€100.20*

delivery time 14 days
YAMAHA YTR-4435S II C Trumpet
Yamaha YTR-4435S II C-trumpetYamaha YTR-4435 SII C-/Bb- trumpet, ML- bore Ø 11,65mm, Ø 123mmm brass bell, tuning slide brace, modified two piece brass bell, Monel valves, new designed valve caps and finger buttons, 1st slide saddle, two waterkeys, adjustable 3rd slide ring, silver plated, second set of Bb slides, incl. Yamaha TR11B4 mouthpiece and TRC-4435 case

€1,299.00*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YFB-822 F-Tuba
Yamaha YFB-822 F-TubaYamaha YFB-822 F-Tuba, Custom Series, large orchestra version, 4 perinet valves, 1 rotary valve, bell size: 446 mm (17,5"), bore size: 19,5 mm (0,768"), Clear lacquered, incl. 647B4 mouthpiece and case

€12,699.00*

delivery time 14 days
Yamaha YFH-8315GS Flugelhorn
Yamaha YFH-8315GS FlugelhornYamaha YFH-8315 GS flugelhorn, Ø 10,5mm (0.413") S- bore, two piece Ø 151,6mm (6") goldrass bell, brass body, monel valves, malone leadpipe, ergonomic third slide trigger, silver plated, incl. 14F4 mouthpiece and case. Designed by Wayne Bergeron and Jeremy Pelt

€3,299.00*

delivery time 14 days

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Wind Instruments

Trumpet
The trumpet is a brass instrument with three or four valves that is blown with a kettle mouthpiece. The most common trumpets are the valve trumpets; they are available with rotary valves or pump valves (also called Périnet valves). Usually the trumpet is held with the left hand. The ring finger, middle finger and index finger of the right hand operate the valve pushers.

Trombone
The trombone is a deep brass instrument, which is one of the trumpet instruments because of its largely cylindrical bore (narrow scale). As with all brass instruments, the sound is created by the vibration of the player's lips on the mouthpiece. Thanks to its length, the notes of the trombone sound harder than those of the instruments of the horn family, which have a softer sound volume. The scale length also affects the sound energy. For example, the sound of a trombone is more concentrated than, for example, a tenor horn. The slide trombone usually has seven slide positions, each differing by a semitone. The slide can be shifted steplessly so that the trombone is the only brass instrument that can "slide" from one pitch to another (real glissando).

Flugehorn
The flugelhorn is the soprano instrument from the brass instrument family. In terms of shape, tuning and range, it is comparable to the trumpet, but deviating from it, it has a predominantly conical tube, another length and a mouthpiece with a deep cup. It is notated in B (rarely in C). (The flugelhorn in B flat is a transposing instrument because it sounds a big second lower than it is notated in the notation.)

French Horn
The French horn is a brass instrument with a circularly wound tube. The funnel mouthpiece is characteristic of the horn; a narrow, conical length that ends in a wide bell with a diameter of about 30 cm. The playing position is usually with the right hand in the bell and the fingers of the left hand on the valves. The sound of the horn ranges from full and warm to strong and very bright, depending on the dynamics and position. It is quite homogeneous through all registers, only the lowest notes seem a bit duller and heavier. In forte it sounds comparatively less sharp and, due to the indirect sound emission and the funnel mouthpiece, a little quieter than a trumpet or trombone.

Tenor Horn
The tenor horn is a wide-bored brass instrument with three or four valves. It is played with a beaker mouthpiece (a deep kettle mouthpiece). The main tube length of the conical brass tube is (in B-tuning) about 266 cm, about twice as long as that of the B-flugelhorn. In Austria, the tenor horn is also known as the "bass flugelhorn". The tenor horn has a conical scale length, which is narrower than that of the baritone horn (which is about the same length), which is why higher natural tones and soft tones can be produced more easily on the tenor horn. Its tone is richer in partial tones than the baritone and is thus perceived as tonally harder and sharper, but lighter and more precise, tending towards that of the French horn.

Bariton
The baritone or baritone horn has three or four valves, very similar to the tenor horn. The basic tuning of the baritone is also B, but it is built with a larger bore. The baritone horn is blown with the kettle mouthpiece. A difference to the tenor horn results from the length of the baritone, which is much wider, i.e. is more conical. Furthermore, the baritone sounds a little softer and fuller in the lower registers than the tenor horn.

Euphonium
The euphonium is a deep brass instrument. Its sound is reminiscent of the tuba, with the difference that it does not target the bass, but the tenor and baritone areas, which is why it is often referred to as the tenor tuba in English-speaking countries. The basic tuning of the euphonium is in B flat; it sounds an octave lower than a trumpet and an octave higher than a tuba in this tuning. Euphonium, baritone and tenor horn are three instruments from the same family with the same keynote and tuning; however, they differ in sound and function. The difference lies in the shape of the instrument: the euphonium is already conical from the mouthpiece; The baritone and tenor horn, on the other hand, have a cylindrical bore that only changes into a conical shape in the second half of the sound tube, behind the valves. The tenor horn also has a significantly narrower length, which is why it sounds lighter and the higher notes are easier to blow. The euphonium has a full, darker sound. The sound of the baritone lies between the tenor horn and the euphonium. Due to the conical shape of the euphonium, it is physically larger and heavier than the baritone and tenor horn and requires more air to be blown.

Tuba
The tuba is the lowest of all brass instruments. It has an upward-pointing bell, a beaker mouthpiece, three to seven valves and, due to its wide length and the correspondingly strongly conical tube, generally made of brass, belongs to the bow-horn family. The main feature of the tuba is the strong expansion of the tube (wide scale) in a ratio of up to 1:20 from the mouthpiece to the bell of the instrument. When seated, the tuba rests on the thighs of the player, for smaller tuba players with particularly large instruments also on the chair itself. A special stand, shoulder strap or tuba belt is required to play while standing. The funnel usually points upwards and mostly slightly to the left in the version with rotary valves, or to the right in the version with Périnet valves (as seen from the player).

Cornet
The cornet has a relatively lyrical, velvety and round sound and blends in harmoniously with the wind section. A distinction is made between the smaller Eb cornet and the larger Bb cornet. The cornet reaches its natural limits in height. Cornets only differ from trumpets in that they have a much narrower leadpipe, a more conical length and the more compact shape. The sound difference between the cornet and the trumpet is also small and lies roughly between the bright, radiant sound of the trumpet and the soft, full tone of the flugelhorn.