Question

The ancestor of the modern trombone is the:

Answer 1

Answer:

B) sackbut

Explanation:

The trombone's ancestor was a medieval instrument called the sackbut. Developed in the 15th century, the sackbut looked quite like the trombone; however, its bore was narrower and its bell not quite as wide.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct/validate asnwer is B. sackbut.

Explanation:

So basically, A sackbut is a just a type of trombone that was from the Baroque and Renaissance eras, it was used more in the Renaissance era to create music. This trombone is distinguished by a telescopic "slide" which is just used differenciate the length of the tube, in order to change pitch. The name of it can also be translated to "push-pull", the actions you do while using the trombone.

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