The flugelhorn (/ ˈfluːɡəlhɔːrn /), also spelled fluegelhorn, flugel horn, or flügelhorn, is a brass instrument that resembles the trumpet and cornet, but has a wider, more conical bore. [1] .

2013年8月24日 · To many people, the flugelhorn is a unique and interesting instrument. It looks bigger than a trumpet and in some ways it is bigger. It is heavier and has a larger bell. But when stretched out to its full length, a Bb flugelhorn is exactly the same length as a Bb trumpet and cornet. That’s why they are all pitched in Bb.

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An important note about flugel bore sizes: With the exception of the Yamaha YFH 631G and the Lawler, the flugelhorns below break clearly into one of two camps, those with small bores (e.g., 0.415 inch) and those with larger more trumpet-like bores (0.457 - 0.460 inch).

Both the trumpet and the flugel horn are played basically the same. Both also play the same range of notes with the same fingerings. The difference between the two lies in the application and playing style of the player. The flugel lends itself to the ballads and the trumpet works well on the up tempo “shower of spit” type of playing.

2023年3月17日 · With its smooth, mellow tone and classy design, the flugelhorn enjoys a special – if niche – place in the world of musical instruments and the trumpet family. In this guide, we …

2020年4月8日 · Almost all flugelhorn players begin on that instrument and you should too. Once you have a solid base on the trumpet, it is time to decide whether to switch over to the flugelhorn. Keep reading to learn the possible advantages and disadvantages of doing so, along with the most common uses of each horn.

While trying to complete my coverage of the flugel horn, I decided to see what typical trumpet/flugel horn players say about the many instruments available on the market today. I have included only the material found on one site in a span of two weeks- “The Yamaha Flugels are great all around flugels”. …”the Adams line.

2025年2月1日 · We spent tens of hours researching the most popular flugelhorns on the market today and poring over customer reviews. The result is our list of the five best flugelhorns, …

Yamaha has three pro models. The YFH 631, has a 0.433 inch bore, a rose brass bell, and clear lacquer. Its introduction dates back to the days when Yamaha product numbers had only three digits and 6xx meant lacquer and 7xx meant silver plated. This horn lists for $1,571, but is priced at $960 at Giardinelli.