Does it Really Have to be Brass?? | Trumpet Demystified Episode 3
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One of the coolest ways to change up the look AND sound of a brass instrument is to mess with... well, the brass itself! Adding copper, tin, nickel, and so on can have drastic effects on tone and response. You can even use alloys or pure metals that extend outside the realm of brass if you really want to get wacky with it! Today on Trumpet Demystified, we discuss the many metals that can go into 'brass' instrument manufacturing and what they bring to the table. Enjoy!
~CHAPTERS~
0:00 Opening Remarks
0:58 1. Standard Brass Alloy
1:40 2. Darker Brass Alloys
4:58 3. Pure Copper (who needs zinc?)
6:07 4. Bronze Alloys (just add tin!)
7:01 5. Steels & Silvers
7:42 6. Nickel/Brass Alloys
9:52 7. Pure Nickel (to annoy your neighbors)
10:34 8. Plating & Finishing
13:06 Closing Remarks
~SOCIALS~
Sheet Music Store: https://samuelplaysbrass.creator-spri...
Website: https://sammorozov.wixsite.com/samuel...
Instagram: @samuelplaysbrass (Instagram: samuelplaysbrass)
Facebook: Samuel Plays Brass (Facebook: samuelplaysbrass)
~ABOUT SAMUEL PLAYS BRASS~
Do you enjoy content relating to all things music and brass instruments? Sam has got you covered! On this channel we have been devoted to bringing you brass covers, play-alongs, multitracks, gear reviews and discussions, tips and tricks, collaborations, and even vlogs about the music world since 2016! Sam is a hobbyist brass multi-instrumentalist majoring in mechanical engineering. He is an active local performer and has played countless personal arrangements and compositions in small ensemble settings. If you like to nerd out over brass instruments, mouthpieces, music theory, and more, then make sure to subscribe and stay tuned! Thanks for watching.
#trumpet #educational #design
One of the coolest ways to change up the look AND sound of a brass instrument is to mess with... well, the brass itself! Adding copper, tin, nickel, and so on can have drastic effects on tone and response. You can even use alloys or pure metals that extend outside the realm of brass if you really want to get wacky with it! Today on Trumpet Demystified, we discuss the many metals that can go into 'brass' instrument manufacturing and what they bring to the table. Enjoy!
~CHAPTERS~
0:00 Opening Remarks
0:58 1. Standard Brass Alloy
1:40 2. Darker Brass Alloys
4:58 3. Pure Copper (who needs zinc?)
6:07 4. Bronze Alloys (just add tin!)
7:01 5. Steels & Silvers
7:42 6. Nickel/Brass Alloys
9:52 7. Pure Nickel (to annoy your neighbors)
10:34 8. Plating & Finishing
13:06 Closing Remarks
~SOCIALS~
Sheet Music Store: https://samuelplaysbrass.creator-spri...
Website: https://sammorozov.wixsite.com/samuel...
Instagram: @samuelplaysbrass (Instagram: samuelplaysbrass)
Facebook: Samuel Plays Brass (Facebook: samuelplaysbrass)
~ABOUT SAMUEL PLAYS BRASS~
Do you enjoy content relating to all things music and brass instruments? Sam has got you covered! On this channel we have been devoted to bringing you brass covers, play-alongs, multitracks, gear reviews and discussions, tips and tricks, collaborations, and even vlogs about the music world since 2016! Sam is a hobbyist brass multi-instrumentalist majoring in mechanical engineering. He is an active local performer and has played countless personal arrangements and compositions in small ensemble settings. If you like to nerd out over brass instruments, mouthpieces, music theory, and more, then make sure to subscribe and stay tuned! Thanks for watching.
#trumpet #educational #design
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