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    Introduction The word trumpet in the Old Trumpet is translated from the Hebrew word Showphar (sho-far – Strong’s Number: 7782) and also from the word Chatsotsrah (Khats-o-tser-aw – Strong’s Number: 2689) Another word that implies the sounding of the trumpets is truw’ah (ter-oo-aw’ – Strong’s Number: 8643). It is an acclamation of joy or a battle-cry; especially clangor of trumpets, as an alarm, blow (-ing) (of, the) (trumpets), joy, jubilee, loud noise, rejoicing, shout (-ing), (high, joyful) sound

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    History Of The Trumpet

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    The trumpet is a musical instrument classified under the brass family of instruments. Its history dates back to at least the 15th century when people used horns, bones and wood to magnify their voices. Today’s trumpet however, is made of brass that can be lacquered with silver, nickel, gold, and titanium. It possesses seven essential features: a mouthpiece, mouthpiece receiver, bell, valves, leadpipe, tuning slides, and water key. The trumpet is considered the smallest member of its family, yet it

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    Trumpet Coursework

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    “Explore the way that Kay portrays family relationships in Trumpet. In what way does this theme relate to the struggle for identity?” Joss Moody the protagonist of Jackie Kay’s novel Trumpet lived in a world full of contrasts – internally Josephine but to all who knew him the famous trumpet player Joss. Having to deal with so much contrast so close to home can make a person wonder who is right and what to believe leaving them struggling to figure out who they are amongst it all. Being that the novel

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    The Trumpet Analysis

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    The Trumpet – various, trumpet A mixture of feelings is how I reacted to this particular recording. First was confusion, as the album consisted of a selection of pieces, experts, and composers that I have not heard of. This album also introduced many new trumpeters to my collection as well, making it hard to hone in on specifics on the technique of playing for each. Ludwig Guttler, however, did appear on many of the pieces and had an interesting sound. At first listen, I was struck by the style

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    Natural Trumpet History

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    The natural trumpet was very different in comparison to the trumpet we have and think of today. The modern trumpet is made mostly of brass and copper, three valves, and a four slides. Modern trumpets are used for many purposes including ensemble and solo playing. Early natural trumpets were short straight instruments made of wood or metal which were used for both militaristic and ceremonial purposes. The natural trumpet had no holes or valves for altering pitches, while the trumpet today has three

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    Trumpet History Essay

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    The trumpet is an important component of the brass family, however it is in a catorgory called aerophones. The definition of aerophone is a wind instrument. The trumpet dates as far back as 1500 B.C. and was primitively utilized as a military signals and civilian signals as warnings (Encyclopaedia Britannica). Trumpets played a preeminent role in numerous countries throughout history. Nearly everyone has in one way or another observed an individual blowing into a sea shell or an animal horn.

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    The Trumpet Shall Sound

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    The Trumpet Shall Sound by George Frideric Handel and Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun by Claude Debussy are both different but very well done pieces of music. The Trumpet Shall Sound was composed in 1741 and is known to many people as the “trumpet aria” or oratorio because in the piece there is a main trumpet with a singer. However in Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, there is no singing or voices present as it is an all-instrumental piece that was written in 1894. With the time period difference

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    I’ve had experience playing the trumpet for six years so far. I began playing in the fifth grade and I was told I was one of the best on trumpet. I was the first one to get a G out the first time and that was an amazing feeling for me. Through the years I have continued to get better and learn more techniques with my trumpet. There are so many different ways to describe a trumpet and what it can do. The trumpet is a B flat brass instrument. They range between the low F sharp and go up to about three

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    Experiencing the Trumpet Essay

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    Journal of January 1692 The trumpet is an aerophone, and it produces sound by passing a airstream “through the player's vibrating lips, so gaining intermittent access to the air column which is to be made to vibrate” (14, par. 1). Present-day trumpets are made of brass, and can play a very wide range of registers through the use of the instrument’s valves or the musician’s ‘lipping’ technique to modulate the pitch of the trumpet. According to Bo Lawergren, the trumpet was originally used to mask

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    Trumpets mentioned in the Bible are interpreted as an announcement, a warning, or a way to praise God. In the Old Testament, the shofar is predominantly mentioned and the silver trumpet as well. The Feasts of the Trumpets announces that Jesus will return and a new life will come. Not only do the seven trumpets reveal a signal, but they are prophecies that are preparing the followers of Jesus and enter the Kingdom of God. The seven trumpets states that events will occur with each involving its own

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