The flute is a woodwind instrument, while the trumpet, trombone, and tuba are all brass instruments.

Brass instruments are typically made from brass, an alloy of copper and zinc.

The trumpet is the highest-pitched brass instrument, followed by the French horn, trombone, and tuba.

The mouthpiece of a brass instrument produces sound, controls pitch, and amplifies sound.

Lip buzzing, tonguing, and vibrato are all common techniques used by brass players to produce different notes.

The flared bell at the end of a brass instrument is called the bell.

The sousaphone is a type of brass instrument that is commonly used in marching bands.

The slide on a trombone that is used to change the pitch of the instrument is called the slide.

The flugelhorn is a type of brass instrument that is commonly used in jazz music.

The part of a brass instrument that is blown into to produce sound is called the mouthpiece.

The French horn is a type of brass instrument that is commonly used in classical music.

The technique used by brass players to produce a series of rapid notes is called a trill.

The bugle is a type of brass instrument that is commonly used in military bands.

The part of a brass instrument that is used to change the pitch of the instrument is called the valve.

The euphonium is a type of brass instrument that is commonly used in brass bands.