How to Choose a Trumpet for Your Beginner Trumpet
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- Schmitt Music Trumpet Specialist, Laura Saylor, has tips for choosing your new music student's first trumpet. Getting a quality instrument is essential but selecting a program that will support your student as they grow is also very important. Learn more and order your instrument today!
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How to Choose a Trumpet for Your Beginner Trumpet: "Talk with your child's band director."
Really? What's the point of this video?
I was expecting more information on the subject...is there a sequel?😁
This is a 2 minute long video that just tells me to ask my band director because they know stuff. This video helped me in no way whatsoever.
I know which one to choose now, talk to the band leader😂
I feel like I just asked a stranger what time it was and they made me wait while they looked in every pocket for their phone and then said "oops! I got a call, sorryyyyy! But hey, there's a train station over that way, maybe check with them!"
Wow....lol "I'm going to help you sort out which brands are really good, and which brands are not really good. Talk with your band leader"
lol. She gives no help at all!!
so... it's just marketing. just trying to get our information so you can sell your products via email or phone.
but trying to not make it obvious by saying just talk to your child's band director.
did not help at all.
Dang which trumpet tho? 😂
Buy a banged up one first.Kids can be clumsy
Unfortunately, bumps and dings can actually affect the valves' ability to slide properly, which will result in a very frustrating learning experience that could result in a kid just giving up on music entirely, even if they originally had a lot of aptitude or enthusiasm. I'm not saying don't but secondhand ever, just be sure to try it and make sure it actually works well if that's the route you go. Be prepared to know how to take the whole thing apart and inspect it for sticking or corrosion before you put down any money for it.
This was a very disappointing video.