Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning A device in some brass instruments that can alter the pitch by diverting air flow
The saxophonist used the valve to control the airflow and produce different tones.
The French horn player had to oil the valve for smooth operation.
The euphonium player quickly pressed the valve to play a rapid succession of notes.
The tuba player's quick finger movements on the valve created a lively rhythm.
The cornet player carefully cleaned the valve to ensure it worked properly.
The trombone's valve was stuck, causing a distorted sound.
The trumpeter's proficiency in using the valve allowed for expressive playing.
The musician's skillful manipulation of the valve produced a beautiful melody.
The baritone player depressed the valve halfway to achieve a half-step lower pitch.
The valve on the French horn requires precise control to achieve accurate intonation.
The flugelhorn's valve system allows for smooth transitions between different pitches.
The trumpet player pressed the valve to change the pitch of the note.
The musician practiced fingering techniques to master the use of the valve.
The trombonist slid the valve to produce a smooth glissando.
The euphonium player's dexterity on the valve was evident during the solo performance.
The trumpet player adjusted the valve to hit the high notes.
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