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 Abbreviations/music lexicon
| Abbreviation |
BsTrb |
| German (de) |
Bassposaune |
| English (en) |
bass trombone |
| Spanish (es) |
trombón bajo |
| French (fr) |
trombone basse |
| Hungarian (hu) |
basszusharsona |
| Italian (it) |
trombone basso |
| Dutch (nl) |
bastrombone |
| Portuguese (pt) |
Trombone Baixo |
| Definition/synonyms |
BTbn
The modern bass trombone is pitched in Bb. Its tubing length of 9 feet (2.7 m) is identical to that of the tenor trombone, but it has a wider bore, a larger bell, and a larger mouthpiece. These features generate an overall darker, weightier tone that speaks with a more assured authority in lower registers, when compared to the tenor trombone. Modern bass trombones also have one or two valves (the latter being by far the more common) which, when engaged, change the key of the instrument. This allows the player to bridge the gap between the first partial with the slide in first position and the second partial with the slide fully extended in seventh position.
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