What are they?
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Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
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There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
​
Cornets are Brass instruments similar to Trumpets.
They are distinguished by having a more "Conical bore" as well as a more compact shape and mellower tone quality.
​
There are two different types of Cornet:
Bâ™
(Most common and the majority of the cornet section use)
Eâ™
(Also known as Soprano - Smaller and more 'niche' cornet. There is generally only One soprano cornet in a band)
What are they?
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Tenor horns are brass instruments which are part of the Saxhorn family.
They are pitched in Eb
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Flugel horns are instruments which resemble a trumpet - the tube length is the same but it has a wider, conical bore.
They are normally pitched in Bb.
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Flugel Horn
Tenor Horn
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