what is the trumpets range??

Question

i'm not sure what type of trumpet, just the most common one that most people would play.

Answer 1

For the Bb trumpet, F# below middle C is the low tone.

The high tones depend on skill and experience. If you're writing for a high shcool group, I wouldn't ask for the first g above the staff very often and expect it to be in tune.

For professional groups, the C above the staff is considered a standard range -- but it is tiring to stay in the upper range for an extended period. Also keep in mind that brass instruments in general can only execute a forte or greater dynamic level at the extreme high register-- don't ask for the high notes pianissimo -- no court in the land will convict a brass player for assault in that case.

Answer 2

Normally for F# to a high C. Some trumpet player hit a double high and other phenomenos player play Triple High C. Here is a list of trumpet player that has a marvelous range, Arturo Sandoval, Jon Faddis, Allen Vizzutti. Vaughn Nark and Maynard Ferguson.

Answer 3

im not sure about lower range, but most intermediate band musics are from G below middle C to A above the staff.

(im not playing trumpet so i cant tell u the bottom note, but i did heard someone played G 2 octave above the staff!!!)

Answer 4

Usual low note f# (below low c)
Usual high note double c (c above high c)

The range depends on the player, my highest note on a trumpet is the g above the double c.

Answer 5

From F# (concert e) below the treble staff up to as high as a trumpeter is able.

Answer 6

Which one a Bb?
generally from a low F# below the staff (concert e) to a high C above the staff (concert Bb) but some composers have written above this range.

Answer 7

About 35 feet if you get a real good grip and remember the follow-through......