The characteristic sound of a brass instrument is primarily due to long metal tubing. The tubing, along with the way the player buzzes their lips into the mouthpiece, produces the distinctive tone of brass instruments.
What gives a brass instrument its characteristic sound? (1 point) Responses long metal tubing long metal tubing a reed in the mouthpiece a reed in the mouthpiece the use of sticks and mallets the use of sticks and mallets being placed in the front of the orchestra
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