4 Learning the trumpet and tuba / trumpet / baritone / / Flugelhorn / French Horn Cornet
In this video, Brett Yuen describes the logic behind the system of Proportional valve brass instruments, with the tuba used as an example.
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Hello. Let's talk a little about the brass valve and how they work. As you know now is the Tuba, but can also be a good horn or trumpet, or a century or French horn's. They all work on the same principles.
One thing to know the harmonics - and we will not go into the mathematics of the day - but one thing to know the harmonics, they approach closer to each other and we go higher and higher. Even if the slightest degree from here, and the following note here the following note after what could be here, and the next will be, perhaps, here, and the next person here, and here the next, and at some point become very, very close together as you climb to infinity.
So let's take a look today on a piano keyboard which notes of the trumpet in C marked with red beads. You will see that the lowest note is a copy always note below twin piano black, and we're going higher and higher, and the notes get closer and closer, and then at some point, you can even see, and notes are next to each other. Once again, it goes away to infinity, so that the notes very, very close to each other.
That is the general provision of these harmonics. But take an example, so we know exactly which indicates that the treat. You can do this as follows. Look here: These three notes to make a major chord. Now, how do I know it's a major chord? "Master Agreements" means that these observations two, and there are three keys, and between these observations two, and there are 2 buttons, if you have this constellation is a major chord.
So now you know more about the logic behind the system of Proportional valve brass instruments.
http://www.geocities.com/freewillyb/
(Text)
Hello. Let's talk a little about the brass valve and how they work. As you know now is the Tuba, but can also be a good horn or trumpet, or a century or French horn's. They all work on the same principles.
One thing to know the harmonics - and we will not go into the mathematics of the day - but one thing to know the harmonics, they approach closer to each other and we go higher and higher. Even if the slightest degree from here, and the following note here the following note after what could be here, and the next will be, perhaps, here, and the next person here, and here the next, and at some point become very, very close together as you climb to infinity.
So let's take a look today on a piano keyboard which notes of the trumpet in C marked with red beads. You will see that the lowest note is a copy always note below twin piano black, and we're going higher and higher, and the notes get closer and closer, and then at some point, you can even see, and notes are next to each other. Once again, it goes away to infinity, so that the notes very, very close to each other.
That is the general provision of these harmonics. But take an example, so we know exactly which indicates that the treat. You can do this as follows. Look here: These three notes to make a major chord. Now, how do I know it's a major chord? "Master Agreements" means that these observations two, and there are three keys, and between these observations two, and there are 2 buttons, if you have this constellation is a major chord.
So now you know more about the logic behind the system of Proportional valve brass instruments.
4 Learning the trumpet and tuba / trumpet / baritone / / Flugelhorn / French Horn Cornet
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