In short 2nd valve lowers pitch by 1/2 half step /semitone 1st valve lowers it by 2 half steps for one full step 3 valve lowers it by 3 half steps and also serves as alternate fingerings for anything that is 1 2 4th valve lowers pitch by 5 half steps so mainly alternate fingering for 1 3 and cal also serve in the pedal register as you demonstrated
He’s originally a trumpet player so he probably reads the music in the treble clef. 1 and 3 is actually a C, but trumpet players call it a D. It’s because treble clef trumpet/euphonium is transposed down 2 half steps.
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Excellent description of the fourth valve.
Nice work.
In short
2nd valve lowers pitch by 1/2 half step /semitone
1st valve lowers it by 2 half steps for one full step
3 valve lowers it by 3 half steps and also serves as alternate fingerings for anything that is 1 2
4th valve lowers pitch by 5 half steps so mainly alternate fingering for 1 3 and cal also serve in the pedal register as you demonstrated
Well explained
super helpful. thank you
Good to know 🙂
I actually play a euphonium, but why does this one have 4 valves tho?
didn't I explain it in this video? :)
3:38 the note is a c my teacher told me that 1 valve and three valve
He’s originally a trumpet player so he probably reads the music in the treble clef. 1 and 3 is actually a C, but trumpet players call it a D. It’s because treble clef trumpet/euphonium is transposed down 2 half steps.
Can you make a vid on tuning it pls
I just took a tuner and made sure that when I press 4th valve by itself, the note is in tune...