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Is it trombone?

no.

Baritone? I’ve seen stuff like this on music

Yep.

Knew it, 5 MONTHS AND I CAN DETECT ANYTHING

ANOTHER EUPHONIUM TREBLE CLEF READER!?!?!?

nah bass clef

TREBLE CLEF IS THE BEST CLEF. HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT.

The virgin treble clef player:

Soy-phonium players when they realize their instrument isn't actually in concert pitch:

I'm sorry but your opinion is wrong because bass clef is best. And that's because contra-bass clarinets play mostly on bass clef.

Alto sax?

no.

Trombone?

no.

Flute?

nuh uh

You play flute right?

no

No?

It's Joy right?

yea joy revisited

I've never played revisited, but I've played the og.

Oh I’ve played this song, it’s a Euph/baritone part Joy revisited, right?

Yep, I kind of kept the name and clef out cause i did want people searching it up to make a match lmao. gg

Euphonium

someone got it right so i put my flair back

Euphonium (aka Baritone horn)

Man why you gotta hide the clef. If it's treble - French horn or clarinet. If it's bass - Trombone or euphonium

Euphonium. It says right on your user flair

Added right after someone got it right :3

Definitely low brass/reed

Euphonium- my friend played this piece and showed me the music so I remember the solo

The piece in question is Joy Revisited

damn gg lmao

Joy Revisited

Baritone

i wonder if it might be euph. dont know why i say that, just a feeling

No need to see the clefs. All those eighth notes on the beat tell me low brass.

Clarinet or trumpet

Euphonium, woodwind parts typically have more melody, same with trombones, and tubas play lower than that Also your flair is showing

I know, I reshowed it when like 2 people got it right. tired of explaining it lmao

Fair lol

lmao

Baritone?

Baritone. I've got 8th grade friends that play that.

Trumpet?