does the types of trumpets affect the high and low notes?

and mouthpieces

Yes it does. Professional trumpets have less resistence of getting into upper register, and smaller rimmed mouthpieces makes you go couple of notes higher. Trumpet and mouthpiece makes know about this, so they make student trumpets or resistent, which is much cheaper than the pro trumpets. Smaller mouthpieces focuses the wind into the leadpipe, and with less effort, it is easy to get higher notes.

trumpet and mouthpiece makers*

what trumpet_er is saying is true. but if your looking for advice on which mouthpiece you should use, your wasting your time on this forum, because only you can tell what mouthpiece and trumpet feel good for you.

even though if i have a beginner trumpet, i could still play very very note, right?

*high notes

Se this link for Mouthpieces
http://www.selmer.com/products/accessories/mouthpiece/mouth1.html

Be careful not to waste your life chasing the sound, via a mouthpiece. Use a normal 3C or 7C to start with, and try not to change often. get the sound from your head to your horn via your brain, not the mpce.

thx for the tips, and just to let u know, i am now using a Getzen 490 trumpet with a 7C mouthpiece

start= 3c

intermediant=shcilke 12a4a or bach 10 1/2 c.

high school=depends if you lead or not

lead= monette bl4, bach 3f "shallowest bach makes" for extreme high sizzzzzzzlers like me cause that is what i use.

average joe- 3c, or schilke 14a4a, 12a4a

Just try a JK Klier 4C mouthpiece. This fits with any trumpet you can find. You will never regret!

Where can I buy a Jk Klier 4c mouthpiece in Tulsa OKlahoma?
THanks

Hey Jake, you shouldn`t recommend starting at a decent size and moving to a small mouthpiece unless you point out that you are only talking about playing lead.

jake nelson you`re full of crap. i play lead with range up to an E above double c( yes the c two octaves above middle c) and i started with a umi 5c which = a bach 7c. I moved to a bach 5c a year later and then two years after that i moved to a bach 1.5c... for lead. i use a 1b for wind ensemble. YOU DON"T NEED A SHILKE 12a4a, OR ANY OTHER LEAD MOUTHPIECR< TO PLAY HIGH. yes the shallow cup will help play high notes but your tone won`t be as good. You can just work up your range on a normal mouthpiece and get all the range that you will ever need. If i ever need anything above an e above double c and i haven`t worked up my chops to play any higher by that time than maybe i will buy a shilke mouthpiece. Or i might do something that seems impossible to pretty much every young trumpet player since they`ve been given so much crappy information and i would work