* Most common material used for trumpets
* Mixture of copper and zinc
* Durable, strong, and produces a warm, rich sound
2) Silver:
* Sometimes used for professional-level trumpets
* Offers a brighter, more projective sound compared to brass
* More expensive than brass
3) Gold:
* Rare and expensive material used for high-end trumpets
* Offers a unique, warm, and mellow sound
* Mainly for professional players or as collector's items
4) Nickel:
* Occasionally used for less expensive trumpets
* Similar in appearance to silver but less costly
* Produces a brighter sound than brass
5) Plastic:
* Alternative material used in beginner trumpets or student models
* Cheaper and easier to maintain
* Not as common as metal trumpets among professionals
Other materials:
* Trumpet valves are commonly made from Monel, a corrosion-resistant alloy
* Slides and tuning tubes may be made from nickel silver, a combination of copper, nickel, and zinc