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The first trumpets originated around 1500 BC, when craftsmen started making their own trumpets out of wood, metal, and ceramic. Here, these instruments were not meant for music, but served as a signaling device for religious, military, and civic purposes.

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The natural trumpet originated in the 15th century. It did not use any valves or slides, and could not be modified easily. Musicians had to rely solely on embouchure and adjustments to be able to play the natural trumpet. It was used primarily up until the 18th century.

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After the natural trumpet was invented, it took a long time before Anton Weidinger created the keyed trumpet. This trumpet had keys on it, but no slides. It worked more like a woodwind instrument, with air escaping through multiple holes instead of just one.

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The modern trumpet was created shortly after the keyed trumpet was created. While the keyed trumpet used keys to create more openings for the air, the modern trumpet uses valves to change the length of the tubing of the trumpet. This is the trumpet that is currently most popular, and has many variants.