♫Use the number keys to play a note!♫ ♫The buttons light up when used!♫ ♫Keys and their notes: ♪1: C -real fingering: no valves down- ♪2: D -real fingering: 1 and 3- ♪3: E -real fingering: 1 and 2- ♪4: F -real fingering: 1- ♪5: G -real fingering: no valves down- ♪6: A -real fingering: 1 and 2- ♪7: B -real fingering: 2- ♪8: C2 -rea; fingering: no valves down- Here are some simple songs' music sheets: ♪Mary had a little lamb: E D C D E E E (pause) D D D (pause) E G G E D C D E E E (pause) D D E D C ♪Jingle bells: E E E (pause) E E E (pause) E G C D E (pause) F F F F F E E E E D D E D G (pause) E E E (pause) E E E (pause) E G C D E (pause) F F F F F E E E E G G F D C ♪ Frère Jacques: C D E C C D E C E F G E F G G A G F E C G A G F E C C G C C G C I hope you found these songs fun and easy to play; You should recognize them! How to play the Trumpet: As you may have noticed, some of the notes are the same fingerings. To make a note higher pitched, tighten your lips. Lips: To blow properly into the horn, and to make a sound, you make an 'O' shape with your mouth. Then, you pull your lips tight and buzz. Do not let your cheeks puff out, unless you have to because it's a super low note. Feet: You are supposed to sit up straight, with your lets parallel, but apart. Your feet should be flat on the floor. Tempo: For better results when practicing without a conductor, tap your foot. Play to your foot tapping, but don't tap your foot to your playing. Water keys: Ok, so there is one downside on playing the trumpet. The water keys, or spit valve. When you blow into the trumpet, spit goes into it. There is a little button below the bell of the horn, and you should empty it after every lesson/practice.
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