it sorta sounds like it starts with a x or z and has 4 keys i think in band class my teacher plays it the 1 iv seen is silverWww@QuestionHome@Com
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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: It's a baritone or also known as a euphonium!. They are both basically baby tubas!. They all are meant to be bass clef instruments with the rest of the low brass (tuba, trombone, baritone/euphonium, sousie, etc), however it can occasionally be played in treble clef!. Your teacher has probably the fourth valve one because he is professional, but most usually come in 3 valves!. also you can get them in rotary valves but i don't find that necessary!. Just some other random pointless information if you are interested in it, you should try to start out on a trombone and then work your way to a baritone then you can also play a tuba!. if you would like to know anymore info on the baritone or any low brass instrument for that manner, you can go to my profile and email me and i will help you with your question!.Www@QuestionHome@Com Euphonium/Baritone horn!? It's the only thing I can think of!. Low brass instruments: trombone, baritone saxophone, tuba, euphonium, tenor saxophone, sousaphone (tuba for marching, basically)!. I play euphonium, and often describe it as a small tuba!. The pitch is definitely higher than a tuba!. Musically (for pitch) it usually doubles either trombones or tenor saxes (and occasionally a bunch of other instruments)!.Www@QuestionHome@Com definitly sounds like a euphonium!. a baritone only has 3 keys!. A euph can go higher than a tuba, but it still goes pretty low!. My sis, unbio sis, and bf play thatWww@QuestionHome@Com A Euphonium or Baritone!? That's all I can think of that is that size!.Www@QuestionHome@Com Don't you mean an English Horn!?Www@QuestionHome@Com |