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   Who invented the trombone?

   • Well-regarded. Henderson N White ran an instrument repair shop in Cleveland, Ohio, in the late 19th century. He became friends with Thomas King, a leading trombonist, and the two men collaborated to produce a trombone with superior slide action and tone quality. White named the model "King", and the instrument proved a great success.

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   What is a trombone etymology?

   • First let’s start with a little etymology. The name trombone is originated from the Italian word tromba (trumpet) extended with ‘one’, which means big. So the name trombone originally means ‘big trumpet’. In England the trombone was called ‘sackbut’ from the 15th century, while in Germany they called it ‘Posaune’, which is still in use today.

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   What is a trumpet & trombone?

   • They play an integral role in creating harmony and supporting the rhythm on any type of music. In the early years in the history of the brass instrument, trumpet and trombone had been fabricated from such a variety of materials like picket, tusks, animal horns, or shells; nonetheless, now they’re-principally fabricated from brass

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   When did trombones become an independent instrument?

   • Since trombones were used only in a few works occasionally, trombones and players often had to be imported from different regions or countries. The Classical era was the breakthrough for the trombone, this is the time since when trombone is used as an independent instrument. (For example trombones are used in Beethoven’s 5th Symphony.

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   14 hours ago · For example, a flute produces a high-pitched sound because the air flows through a small, narrow tube. A trombone, on the other hand, produces a lower-pitched sound because the air flows through a larger, more open tube. 4. What are some popular wind instruments? Some popular wind instruments include the trumpet, saxophone, flute, and trombone.

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