The flugelhorn mouthpiece has a deeper, more conical cup than a trumpet mouthpiece - that shape is what gives the flugelhorn its warm, dark, velvety tone. Using a trumpet mouthpiece on a flugelhorn is possible but will sound brighter and thinner than the instrument is designed to produce.
Flugelhorn players often use a dedicated flugelhorn mouthpiece for the full characteristic sound the instrument is known for in jazz and lyrical ensemble settings.
We carry flugelhorn mouthpieces from Educator-Preferred brands. Not sure what fits your instrument? Our staff plays -- ask us.
Don't see what you are looking for? We special order mouthpieces and accessories not currently in stock. Contact us for availability and lead time at (760) 630-7451 or stop by the store - our staff will help you find exactly what you need.
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