Playing the marching baritone is very similar to playing a trumpet. The marching baritone and the concert baritone both have the same fingerings and use the same mouthpiece, so you will not have to learn an entirely new instrument. In fact, the only element that changes from the marching to concert baritone is the method of holding the instrument. The marching baritone extends directly out in front of you and possesses a key ring that you use to add extra support.
Step 1
Wrap your right hand around the marching baritone valves, with your thumb extending around the lead pipe by the first valve and your small finger placed inside the pinky ring toward the end of the third valve.
Step 2
Place your left hand around the left side of the marching
