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Schilke P5-4BG Piccolo Trumpet

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Schilke P5-4BG Piccolo Trumpet - Professional Bb/A | Piano Gallery, Idaho Falls

Introduction

The Schilke P5-4BG Piccolo Trumpet stands as the definitive piccolo trumpet in construction, design, and sound, representing the reference standard for all piccolo trumpets worldwide and the preferred choice of professional orchestral musicians and soloists globally. This exceptional professional instrument features the acclaimed P5-4 design enhanced with modified slide configuration including first slide saddle and third slide ring, originally developed for renowned trumpet pedagogues Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer of Rice University's Shepherd School of Music. Characterized by exceptional intonation, even feel throughout the instrument's range, and superior tone quality with unmatched clarity, the P5-4BG delivers the professional performance and reliability that define the world's finest piccolo trumpets.

Product Overview

Built upon the legendary P5-4 foundation that has established the global standard for piccolo trumpet excellence, the P5-4BG incorporates thoughtful design modifications that enhance playability and versatility for demanding professional applications. The M bore (.450") provides optimal air flow and resistance characteristics, while the S bell (4" diameter) with #8 taper ensures exceptional projection and tonal clarity that cuts through orchestral textures with precision and brilliance.

The instrument features a single mouthpipe design for both Bb and A keys with cornet receiver, providing the versatility needed for diverse orchestral and solo repertoire while maintaining consistent playing characteristics across both tunings. This innovative configuration allows musicians to seamlessly transition between keys while preserving the exceptional intonation and even feel that define professional piccolo trumpet performance.

Originally designed in collaboration with Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer, two of the most respected trumpet pedagogues in the world, the P5-4BG incorporates their insights and requirements for professional teaching and performance applications. The modified slide design with first slide saddle and third slide ring provides enhanced tuning flexibility and ergonomic comfort that supports the demanding technical and musical requirements of professional piccolo trumpet performance.

Ideal For

  • Professional orchestral musicians seeking the world's reference standard piccolo trumpet with exceptional intonation and clarity
  • Principal trumpet players and soloists who demand instruments with superior tone quality and unmatched professional reliability
  • Advanced students and educators who appreciate instruments designed by renowned pedagogues Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer
  • Chamber music and baroque ensemble performers requiring authentic piccolo trumpet sound with professional projection
  • Serious musicians who need the definitive piccolo trumpet that sets the global standard for construction, design, and sound

Key Features

World Reference Standard Excellence

The definitive piccolo trumpet in construction, design, and sound, representing the reference standard for all piccolo trumpets worldwide and the preferred choice of professional musicians globally.

Exceptional Intonation and Clarity

Characterized by exceptional intonation and even feel throughout the instrument's range, delivering superior tone quality with unmatched clarity that defines professional piccolo trumpet performance.

Butler-Geyer Pedagogical Design

Originally designed for acclaimed trumpet pedagogues Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer, incorporating their insights for professional teaching and performance applications at Rice University's Shepherd School of Music.

Versatile Bb/A Configuration

Single mouthpipe design for both Bb and A keys with cornet receiver provides professional versatility while maintaining consistent playing characteristics and exceptional performance across both tunings.

Professional American Craftsmanship

Manufactured in the USA with meticulous attention to detail, M bore (.450") for optimal air flow, S bell (4") with #8 taper for exceptional projection, and modified slide design for enhanced functionality.

What's Included

  • Schilke P5-4BG Professional Piccolo Trumpet
  • Bb/A single mouthpipe with cornet receiver
  • Modified slide design with 1st slide saddle and 3rd slide ring
  • Professional protective case
  • M bore (.450") and S bell (4") configuration
  • Silver-plated finish for durability and brilliance
  • Schilke Limited Lifetime Warranty

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
Model P5-4BG Professional Piccolo
Global Status Reference Standard for All Piccolo Trumpets
Designer Collaboration Barbara Butler & Charles Geyer
Educational Institution Rice University Shepherd School of Music
Keys Bb/A
Mouthpipe Single Design with Cornet Receiver
Bore Size M Bore (.450"/11.42mm)
Bell Size S Bell (4"/101.60mm)
Bell Taper #8 Taper
Bell Material Silver-Plated
Slide Modifications 1st Slide Saddle, 3rd Slide Ring
Intonation Exceptional Throughout Range
Feel Even Throughout Range
Tone Quality Superior with Unmatched Clarity
Target Users Professional Orchestral Musicians & Soloists
Manufacturing USA
Case Professional Protective Case Included
Warranty Schilke Limited Lifetime
SKU P5-4BG
UPC 8468670006319

Experience This Reference Standard Today

Visit Piano Gallery in Idaho Falls to experience the exceptional craftsmanship and world-renowned performance of the Schilke P5-4BG Piccolo Trumpet, the definitive reference standard that has set the global benchmark for piccolo trumpet excellence. Our expert brass specialists can demonstrate the exceptional intonation, superior tone quality, and unmatched clarity that make this instrument the preferred choice of professional orchestral musicians and soloists worldwide, enhanced by the thoughtful design modifications developed by renowned pedagogues Barbara Butler and Charles Geyer.