Today, we had Pep Band, where some school band members play before a basketball game. The trombones decided to not show up, so they needed some more people playing lower parts, so I played Baritone. The fingerings were exactly the same as trumpet, so it just took a mouth adjustment.

Overall, a cool instrument. I played a TC baritone, which one do you play?

AWESOME! I feel like such a band ass kong but I love playing(not marching -_-).I play BC.I might be able to play TC but I think The middle C on the TC parts is played as Bflat (Therefore G on the staff would be played as A) so it would confuse me and that ain't cool. Although ,once, at a competition, they were handing out parts and I got Baritone TC, so while the band was playing music I was bullshitting my part and it came out alright.

Anyways, pretty cool, I'm also curious as to A.Were you playing a Euphonium or Baritone B.Was it compensating or non compensating C.Was it a marching model? and D. What model mouthpiece were you using.

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Well, baritone's were originally made because bands had too many trumpets, so they wrote the music in the same key and in the same clef.

Anyway, The baritone I used wasn't a marching model. I don't know what the difference between a baritone or a euphonium, so I can't really answer that question, and I don't know the other answers either. It was the school's baritone, and I just used it for that one show.

What's your range on the instrument?

Well, I played it for just a little bit...

I warmed up doing a C scale on the instrument, but by the end of the night I had hit a high G and went down to a low A.

How low an A? on the staff low a or really *fucking low A. Were you playing a compensating(the fourth valve is on the side of the instrument) because the inotation on the lower notes are perfect. How long have you been playing horns?

I've been playing french horn since fifth grade, started trumpet in between 8th and 9th grade, and now I've been playing Sax for just under a year.

Anyway, I'm not really sure what a low A on a TC baritone and a low A on a BC baritone is, so I can't really answer the question. And I really didn't look at the instrument, but I'm pretty sure it was not a compensating baritone.

Hmm... was middle C played with your fourth valve? If so, was the A you played the A immediately below that C?

Middle C was open for me. immediately below C is B natural.