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Development of more sophisticated brass instruments suitable for the rich textures of Renaissance music.

Innovations in digital modeling and synthesis have affected the production and performance of brass music.

Baroque era saw the trumpet elevated to high artistic status especially in works by composers like Bach and Handel.

Development of improved brass instruments' manufacturing techniques led to greater consistency and intonation.

Brass instruments like the trumpet and trombone were central to the iconic sound of jazz music.

The invention of the valve system revolutionized brass instruments, facilitating the playing of a full chromatic scale.

Brass instruments remain a vital and eclectic element in various modern music genres, from ska to pop.

Brass instruments play a signature role in the distinctive sound and visual performance of marching bands.

Brass instruments became more powerful and expressive due to the valve invention, leading to their prominent role in the works of Wagner, Bruckner, and Mahler.

The Romans developed brass instruments like the cornu and the tuba for military and public use.

Brass instruments like the natural trumpet and sackbut originated and were mostly used in courtly music and events.

Use of brass instruments in contemporary classical music and the expansion of techniques and genres.

Early brass instruments were often used for signaling and religious ceremonies.

Introduction of keyed brass instruments which expanded chromatic abilities, influencing music by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.