* Typically made of wood, with a brass or silver bell
* Has a narrow, cylindrical bore and a small bell flare
* Produces a bright, clear sound
* Used in a variety of musical settings, including courtly dances, military marches, and religious ceremonies
* Most common during the 15th and 16th centuries
Modern trumpet
* Typically made of brass
* Has a wider, conical bore and a larger bell flare
* Produces a more mellow, lyrical sound
* Used in a variety of musical settings, including jazz, classical music, and popular music
* Developed in the 19th century
Other differences
* The Renaissance trumpet is held horizontally, while the modern trumpet is held vertically.
* The Renaissance trumpet has a smaller mouthpiece than the modern trumpet, which makes it more difficult to play.
* The Renaissance trumpet has a shorter range than the modern trumpet, with a top note of around C5, while the modern trumpet can play up to C7.
* The Renaissance trumpet is louder and more piercing than the modern trumpet.