December 20, 2006 at 6:09 AM
Tomorrow, or Wednesday December 20, isd when I get my new instrument hopefully. But I'm having second thoughts not about if I should get one, but if I should get a flute, trumpet, or trombone. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I can't decide. So here's a list of pros and cons for each. Any help would be appreciated. All of these instruments would cost the same to rent. $15.95Flute
Pros:
Small
Lightweight
Inexspensive to maintain
Cons:
Very delicate
Arms in a weird position
Trumpet:
Pros:
Able to play many types of music
Only three valves
Cons:
Relatively big
New mouth formation
Really ugly sounds at the beginning.(Kind of like violin)
Have to buy Valve oil
Lot of spit
Trombone:
Pros:
Bass line instrument
Big range
Cons:
Big
New mouth formation
Really ugly sounds at the beginning.(Kind of like violin)
Have to buy Slide grease
Lots of spit
The slide is like the violin and intonation
But a pro for the trumpet is something that not too many people know about. The way that the trumpet transposes, it enables you to play 3 instruments! A trumpet obviously, but it also enables you to play Eflat Tuba and A baritone tenor horn! All with the same fingerings!
Have to buy Slide grease ?????????
Cheers,
Buri
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