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    Getzen 800DLX Eterna Deluxe Series Bb Cornet
    $2,999.99
    Or $84/month^ with 36 month
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    Stagg WS-CR215 Series Student Bb Cornet
    $279.99
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    Getzen 3850 Custom Series Bb Cornet
    Getzen 3850 Custom Series Bb Cornet
    $3,729.99
    Or $104/month^ with 36 month
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    Getzen 3892 Custom Series Eb Cornet
    $3,799.99
    Or $106/month^ with 36 month
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    Getzen 580 Capri Series Bb Cornet
    Getzen 580 Capri Series Bb Cornet
    $1,959.99
    Or $55/month^ with 36 month
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    Levante LV-CR5201 Bb Intermediate Cornet with Monel Valves - Silver Plated
    $569.99
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    Blessing BCR-1230 Series Bb Cornet
    Blessing BCR-1230 Series Bb Cornet
    Starting at $749.99
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    Cool Wind CCT-200BK Series Plastic Bb Cornet
    $275.99
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    B&S 3142 Challenger I Series Bb Cornet
    Starting at $3,357.00
    Or $94/month^ with 36 month
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    B&S 3142 Challenger II Brochon Series Bb Cornet
    Starting at $4,044.00
    Or $113/month^ with 36 month
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    Getzen 3810 Custom Series C Cornet
    $3,779.99
    Or $105/month^ with 36 month
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What’s the difference between a Trumpet and Cornet? In terms of sound, the Cornet carries a more mellow tone and is considered less ‘harsh’ sounding compared to a trumpet. Physically, a cornet has a bit smaller of a bore (tubing diameter) which is the key difference. This tubing design is conical in nature meaning the tubing gradually progresses from small to large rather than a more dramatic flair from small to large found in a trumpet. Cornets have many applications both in traditional music and modern performance. In the 40’s and 50’s the cornet was a mainstay in the traditional jazz (or Dixieland) scene due to its mellow and flowing tone.

Today the cornet has a practical application in the British Brass Bands as well as many pieces of orchestral and concert band literature. Physically the cornet uses a very similar mouthpiece to a trumpet, as well as an identical fingering system, making the cornet a very easy instrument to use as a double for trumpet players. Woodwind & Brasswind carries Cornet models in the key of Bb (most popular), Eb and C. Also check out our selection of over 1,300 Brass accessories – including mouthpieces, mutes, care & cleaning supplies, instrument stands and more.

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