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How to Clean Wind Instruments : How to Clean a Trumpet

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Uploaded by on Apr 11, 2008

Thoroughly cleaning trumpets and other wind instruments. Learn how to clean wind instruments, from woodwinds to brass, in this free video.

Expert: Bill Parker
Bio: Bill Parker is a music educator and repairman who has served on the faculty at Fullerton College, Las Vegas Academy for the Performing Arts, and was the director for the Cypress Youth Conservatory.
Filmmaker: Lisa Parker

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  • A WIND instrument is an instrument that you use air to make sound. Brass and Woodwinds are just subcategories.

  • dont use dishsoap whatever you do. my band instutructer says DONT DO IT!

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  • Its a brass I play one

  • @zippers787 He never said woodwind, he said wind. A brass instrument IS a wind instrument, because it uses wind. Please go back to kindergarden, you illiterate fuck.

  • @qwertmom lol i know what that is we cleaned ours at school it was nasty 

  • my trumpets slides are stuck would it hurt the tumpet if i put it in water with the slides in im hoping that after washing it the trumpet slides will come out

  • Thank You for closed captioning this video for Deaf trumpet players like me.

  • All this crap came out of my trumpet

  • can i put some soap into water while being wet?

  • How often shall i clean my trumpet like this?

  • Don't use a paper towel. Use a soft cloth/towel. Paper towels are made of wood, and wood scratches(if that's all you got, be gentle).

  • Don't use chemicals. None. Just shine it up with some elbow grease and clean out the insides as much as you can. Then grease it and oil it and play.

    Note: Ever try to clean an instrument after marching season? It'll take a long time! :)

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