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How do novices play the trumpet
Novice trumpeters need to master the following basic steps:

1. Correct posture

When standing or sitting, keep your body upright, your feet parallel, shoulder-width apart, your shoulders relaxed, and your arms droop naturally. Put the trumpet mouth towards your mouth and gently stick your lips on the trumpet mask.

2. Lip shape

Tighten your lips slightly to form a proper mouth shape. Don't close your lips too tightly and don't relax too much.

3. Breathing control

Take a deep breath and control your exhalation with your abdominal muscles. Keep a steady airflow while playing, and avoid intermittent or sudden airflow.

4. Pronunciation skills

Blow gently, let the air flow through the gap of the lips and make a sound. At first, you can try to make some simple tones, such as the long sound "hmm" or "buzz".

5. Finger control

At the same time, we should learn the correct finger control, so that we can press the corresponding valve keys accurately when playing different notes.

6. Listen to the tone accurately

Beginners can use tuners or other musical instruments to assist in tuning, so as to ensure the accuracy of the tone played.

Repeated practice

Playing the trumpet requires constant practice and familiarity with playing skills and music. You can choose some simple practice tracks or music scores to practice and gradually increase the difficulty.

Trumpet work scene:

1. Symphony Orchestra

Trumpet is one of the important instruments in a symphony orchestra, which is usually composed of several trumpeters. They play an important role in melody, harmony and timbre, and cooperate with other musical instruments to add strength and expressiveness to music.

2. Orchestra

Trumpets are often played with other brass instruments in orchestras, such as trombone, tuba and horn. In an orchestra, trumpets are often used to express melodies and musical effects in a higher range.

3. Wind band

Trumpet is an indispensable instrument in a wind band, which is usually composed of various brass and woodwind instruments. Trumpet plays an important role in bright timbre and prominent pitch. Wind bands often play in celebrations, parades, concerts and other occasions.

4. Solo performance

Trumpet can also be played as a solo instrument to show its unique timbre and skills. Trumpet solos are common in solo concerts, music competitions and professional performances.

5. Music education

Trumpet is also widely used in music education. Many music schools, music training institutions and universities have trumpet courses to cultivate students' trumpet playing skills and musical literacy.