Physical Effects of Playing the Trumpet

Physical Effects of Playing the Trumpet. In addition to possible allergic reaction to the metal from which the instrument is made, trumpet players may suffer from a variety of maladies involving the muscles, nerves, larynx and heart. According to Sarah Bache and Frank Edenborough, plastic surgeon trainee and

GSi - Solo Trumpet - Physical modeling trumpet

How to Play Taps: 13 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

Physical Effects of Playing the Trumpet

Strange But True: Tickling Your Ear May Slow Down Aging

How Fast Is a Blink of an Eye?

What Are the Functions of TSH?

Your Brain On: A Concussion

We tried to build a Robot that plays the Trumpet and Happily Failed, by Uri Shaked

The anxiety of blowing: experiences of breath and brass instruments in Benin, Africa