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6 Easiest Brass Instruments to Play in a Band

Published on January 27, 2017 at 2:32 am by Jay Martin in Lists

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2. Flugelhorn

This brass contains three to four valves, which allow it to slide through two and a half octaves and to bring tones from soprano to f or e flat–that makes a more mellow sound. It is placed among the most popular instruments of military and march bands as well as jazz orchestras. Now, let’s see the number one on our list of easiest brass instruments to play in a band.

6 Easiest Brass Instruments To Play in Band

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