Trombones

The trombone is a brass instrument most noticeable by the use of a slide as opposed to valves or keys to change the pitch of the instrument. Starting life in early music as the Sackbut, the modern trombone comes in various sizes, from the small alto trombone right through to the bass trombone, with the most common size being a tenor. Some trombones also come with triggers, which provide greater pitch range and aid tuning.

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Part of the brass family, the trombone has been around for over 600 years and is the only modern orchestral brass instrument that can play all the notes of the chromatic scale from the beginning. Characterised by its telescopic slide the trombone is widely used in classical music and has been used in several pieces by Mozart and Beethoven.

Renowned for their musical instruments we offer Yamaha trombones at the lowest prices online. At Gear4music.com we are also proud to offer our branded Gear4music trombones including tenor trombone beginner packs. Our premium Coppergate and Jupiter ranges are designed as an alternative option, designed for advancing trombone players. With all this choice and a whole range of trombone accessories we have everything you need.

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