Trumpet

The trumpet is a brass instrument played by buzzing the lips into a cup-shaped mouthpiece, producing a bright, brilliant tone that can cut through an ensemble or carry a solo with ease. Most modern trumpets are pitched in B-flat and have three valves that redirect air through additional tubing to change pitch. Known for their agility and wide range, trumpets appear in classical orchestras, concert bands, jazz ensembles, marching bands, and even pop music. Their sound can shift from bold and heroic to smooth and lyrical, making them one of the most versatile brass instruments.

In our band, the trumpets lead with sparkle and energy—soaring above the melody, delivering crisp fanfares, and adding that unmistakable brass shine. Whether it’s a smooth jazz line or a bold march call, the trumpets make sure you hear it.