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Hello Brass Fans!

Last week, the boss bought a collection of trumpets, and this just happened to be one of them! Our orchestrally-trained folks know that this may not be a horn you need every day, but it’s got everything you need when you do. Though this trumpet is designed to play in G, it also includes slides and bells for E and F.

Schilke makes some of the best high trumpets in the business, and this one is no exception! It plays best in G, but still plays quite well in E and F, and will easily cover all the literature you need it for.

Serial dates this one to 1980, and it is in fabulous playing condition.

Snap it up before someone else does - these never last long!

Wishing you beautiful obligato!!
Amanda

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