What is intrument should i play?

i really want to play another brass instrument. i play the trumpet and i own one too. what would be the best instument to play or the cheapest one to buy?
What is intrument should i play?
the sax is a jazzy brass or floogle horn
What is intrument should i play?
Ufoniums (Sorry About the Spelling!) Are Always Great; not that Many People Play it - Good Placements In orchestras!





Though Trombone Is Great Fun.


Perhaps You Could Try That, It%26#039;s Not Too Expensive And Its Pretty Easy To Pick Up!





Hope That Helps!


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Reply:baritone/euphonium is an easy, logical choice, you can even get the music in treble clef so you use the same fingerings as trumpet!!!
Reply:Hi John :) You ask what instrument you should play... but the answer really only rests with you. What instrument do you love the sound of? What instrument do you envy other good players play? You will find that those things are what will make you want to explore the instrument, practice and work hard to get good at it. If you already play the trumpet, you have all you need to branch out to another brass horn. If it were me... I love the french horn. Good luck and go for it.
Reply:What about the tuba? That way, you could experience the bottom end of the ensemble - it%26#039;s grand being down there, and providing the foundation of the music - it%26#039;s a nice change from being in the %26quot;spotlight,%26quot; as you tend to be when playing trumpet!





I%26#039;ve played both flute and bassoon - it%26#039;s certainly fun experiencing both ends of the musical spectrum!
Reply:Choice of instrument has to be a personal choice- no one can choose for you. That being said, I would suggest the tuba. There are much more opportunities playing tuba because good tuba players are a lot rarer than trumpets (or drummers...) That gives you a little less competition and a little less pressure (specifically in chair placement, honor bands, etc.) Also, you can play a school tuba, which means you only have to pay for your mouthpiece and possibly a few other odds and ends.