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Definition of brass instrument in US English: brass instrumentnoun A wind instrument, such as a trumpet or trombone, typically made of brass. Example sentencesExamples - The voice has deepened, become more artfully modulated; what was once a brass instrument is now a woodwind.
- The bell rang and all of the brass and woodwind brass instrument players left the room.
- Were you ever a trumpeter or other brass instrument player?
- He is an internationally renowned bandleader and one of the greatest trumpet and brass instrument players.
- I am the first person to confess that I haven't got a clue how to play a brass instrument or anything else but I do love all kinds of music and will enjoy the role.
- Wagner wanted the lightly colored textures of woodwinds, but the weight that only some 20 brass instruments can provide.
- I've been teaching people to play brass instruments for 34 years, all on a voluntary basis.
- Martin said that when they first met he had never played a brass instrument but after watching Valerie perform in the band he decided to learn to play the cornet.
- The orchestral sound is raw (ugh, those brass instruments!) and the execution is catch-as-catch-can.
- The chalkos has frequently been interpreted as a brass instrument similar to the trumpet or horn.
- There's another lot that work more like a clarinet, so we have those two sorts but nothing really like a brass instrument on an ordinary organ.
- In its first year fewer than 50 people took part, but it has become a Boxing Day tradition with brass instruments accompanying the carols and mulled wine and hot drinks provide by the National Trust.
- Many of you reading this will know that I am a keen player of that fine old brass instrument, the French Horn.
- The sound reproduction is quite good, too, in spite of some odd balances: certain brass instruments are pushed back too far, while the clarinet and other less voluminous instruments are well up front.
- It looks like some cool sculpture or maybe some kind of futuristic brass instrument.
- For playing a brass instrument, the major concern is building the student's embouchure control.
- Saxes are quirky in that they have the mouthpiece of a woodwind, but the body (conical rather than cylindrical) of a brass instrument.
- Back in the days of ‘Pomp and Circumstance,’ Republican and Democratic conventions struck similar chords, played by big bands on brass instruments.
- The popularization of the marching band made European instruments available to African Americans for the first time, at first primarily brass instruments.
- You still get the two different ranges, but there is a blending thing of the two brass instruments that we like.
Definition of brass instrument in US English: brass instrumentnoun A wind instrument, such as a trumpet or trombone, typically made of brass. Example sentencesExamples - The popularization of the marching band made European instruments available to African Americans for the first time, at first primarily brass instruments.
- The sound reproduction is quite good, too, in spite of some odd balances: certain brass instruments are pushed back too far, while the clarinet and other less voluminous instruments are well up front.
- The orchestral sound is raw (ugh, those brass instruments!) and the execution is catch-as-catch-can.
- Back in the days of ‘Pomp and Circumstance,’ Republican and Democratic conventions struck similar chords, played by big bands on brass instruments.
- Many of you reading this will know that I am a keen player of that fine old brass instrument, the French Horn.
- The voice has deepened, become more artfully modulated; what was once a brass instrument is now a woodwind.
- He is an internationally renowned bandleader and one of the greatest trumpet and brass instrument players.
- I am the first person to confess that I haven't got a clue how to play a brass instrument or anything else but I do love all kinds of music and will enjoy the role.
- There's another lot that work more like a clarinet, so we have those two sorts but nothing really like a brass instrument on an ordinary organ.
- It looks like some cool sculpture or maybe some kind of futuristic brass instrument.
- The chalkos has frequently been interpreted as a brass instrument similar to the trumpet or horn.
- I've been teaching people to play brass instruments for 34 years, all on a voluntary basis.
- The bell rang and all of the brass and woodwind brass instrument players left the room.
- Wagner wanted the lightly colored textures of woodwinds, but the weight that only some 20 brass instruments can provide.
- Martin said that when they first met he had never played a brass instrument but after watching Valerie perform in the band he decided to learn to play the cornet.
- In its first year fewer than 50 people took part, but it has become a Boxing Day tradition with brass instruments accompanying the carols and mulled wine and hot drinks provide by the National Trust.
- You still get the two different ranges, but there is a blending thing of the two brass instruments that we like.
- Saxes are quirky in that they have the mouthpiece of a woodwind, but the body (conical rather than cylindrical) of a brass instrument.
- Were you ever a trumpeter or other brass instrument player?
- For playing a brass instrument, the major concern is building the student's embouchure control.
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