Tenor Trombone Mouthpieces

Models: Griego-Alessi | Large Bore | Small Bore

Aless-GriegoGriego Mouthpieces has teamed up with Joseph Alessi to offer a new line of large bore tenor mouthpieces. The new Griego-Alessi line was created to provide you with not only a great mouthpiece, but also a great mouthpiece series.

We also offer our original large bore tenor mouthpieces. These models work exceptionally well in orchestral and wind band settings. They provide a distinct and rich large bore sound that will complement the other brasses.

Smaller bored instruments can pose problems for players in search of the perfect mouthpiece. That is why it's important to match the mouthpiece to the instrument. From vintage Kings to European altos to newer modular horns, Griego can find the perfect mouthpiece for your small bore needs.

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We had a great week in the Edwards booth having people test the Griego Line. Glad so many of you enjoyed them. We soft launched the Griego-Ashton trumpet mouthpieces models 1, 2, 3, 4 and received some great feedback. We will have these up on the site as soon as I finish the trumpet and [...]

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New York
Nouveau
The NY blank weighs slightly more than modern day Bach mouthpieces (Elkhart blanks). Its weight is distributed evenly around the bottom of the cup. This results in an even core of sound with overlapping overtones, creating a tone quality that is thicker than conventional mouthpieces. The NY also provides the midrange overtones that are often lost with other mouthpieces.
Deco
Deco
The Deco blank is heavier in mass than the NY blank. The added weight is great for large bass trombone mouthpieces that may have thinner walls due to larger inner cup diameters. It is very free blowing and can provide a bigger, darker sound than mouthpieces with less weight. The Deco also provides stability, which can help define partials on those trombones where extra focus is needed.
Nouveau
Nouveau
Our newest mouthpiece blank, the Nouveau was created to give trombonists the flexibility a lighter mouthpiece can provide. It provides a width of sound and wider partial feel for a natural playing experience. Every tone and timbre can be manipulated, making the Nouveau a very expressive mouthpiece.