Brass performance refers to the act of playing brass instruments, such as the trumpet, trombone, and tuba, in various musical settings. Musicians use their lips to create vibrations, which produce sound when air is blown through the instrument. Brass performance can occur in solo, ensemble, or orchestral contexts, showcasing the unique timbre and range of these instruments. In addition to technical skill, brass performance often involves interpretation and expression. Musicians must master techniques like breath control and intonation to convey emotion and connect with the audience. Successful brass performance requires practice, dedication, and an understanding of music theory.