Even though a few brass instruments are used in an orchestra, concert bands are primarily made up of brass… More
Overview of Cleaning Brass Instruments
Supplies for Cleaning Brass Instruments
Work Zone for Cleaning Brass Instruments
How to Remove Valves from Brass Instruments
How to Remove Slides from Brass Instruments
Valve: Parts: Brass Instrument Cleaning
How to Take Apart Valves for Brass Instruments
How to Remove Valve Caps from Brass Instruments
How to Clean Body: Brass Instrument Cleaning
Tips for Cleaning Body: Brass Instrument Cleaning
How to Clean Body Tubes for Brass Instruments
How to Clean Mouthpiece for Brass Instruments
How to Clean Slides for Brass Instruments
Long Slides: Brass Instrument Cleaning
How to Clean Valves for Brass Instruments
How to Grease Slide for Brass Instruments
How to Oil Valves for Brass Instruments
Reassembly: Brass Instrument Cleaning
Tips for Reassembling a Brass Instrument
Final Inspection: Brass Instrument Cleaning
Play to Test Brass Instrument After Cleaning
Even though a few brass instruments are used in an orchestra, concert bands are primarily made up of brass… More
Brass instruments are wind instruments that are often made of both brass and nickel. Although most brass i… More
Take your brass musical instrument apart for cleaning, carefully removing valve pieces. Learn how from our… More
To clean a brass instrument, you'll need a mouthpiece brush, a "snake," a soft cloth, valve oil and polish… More
Parts of valve brass musical instruments, such as the trumpet and trombone, that must be cleaned include t… More
Flush brass musical instruments, such as trumpets, trombones, and tubas, using antibacterial dish liquid. … More
Remove valves when cleaning brass instruments like the tuba, trumpet and French horn; learn how from our e… More
Grease the slides on brass musical instruments, such as trumpets, trombones and tubas. Learn how from our … More
Properly reassemble brass instruments like the trumpet, French horn, trombone and tuba ; learn how from ou… More
Learn how to play "Summertime" in A minor with a baritone and trombone in this free video and music lesson… More
An instrument that requires great lung capacity, the tuba is a wind instrument in the brass family. Proper… More
With all musical instruments, real proficiency can only be accomplished after spending many years studying… More
Playing the trumpet is a combination of how you move air through the instrument, the way you form your mou… More
Summary: Properly reassemble brass instruments like the trumpet, French horn, trombone and tuba ; learn how from our expert horn player in this free instrument maintenance video..
J.D. Keating is a musician, artist and educator from Western Massachusetts. For two decades he has lent his varied talents to innumerable projects in the music industry. In 2003 he...read more
"Now we can put our springs back in. One, two, three. One, two, three. One, two, three. This one's locked, it can be now secured. This one's locked, it can be now secured by screwing these down. Brass instruments grew in their complexity and their variety along with the advances in plumbing technology, believe it or not. Now that we've got our valves in place and our slides in place. Slides, let's hope that when I was assembling this rapidly before that we have it all in order. Ah-ha, there seems to be a spring, something screwy with the spring but that's what maintenance and final inspection is all about."
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