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02-22-2007, 09:54 AM
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 | Re: C trumpet beginner From what I understand you have to play one note below on a c trumpet to get it to sound like a B-flat . But the fingerings are basically the same I just started to understand myself about the C trumpet from my instructor.MAN I CANT WAIT TO START PLAYING IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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