TAPS ACROSS AMERICA WAS A GREAT SUCCESS! OVER 5000 PARTICIPATEDYou can view the videos on our YouTube channel by clicking on the photo below THANK-YOU…
Taps Bugler: Jari Villanueva
On June 3 in 1888: San Francisco Examiner published Casey at the Bat, by “Phin”, a pseudonym for Ernest Lawrence Thayer (1863-1940), a writer and…
TAPS ON A FLUTE? The bugle call of Taps was originally created to replace the regulation call for lights out and remained in the Army…
https://www.tapsbugler.com/wwi-memorial-taps/ Taps For Veterans is honored to announce that we have been asked to coordinate buglers to sound Taps each day at 5 pm at…
CLICK ON THE VIDEO MAKE SURE TO REGISTER AT www.TapsAcrossAmerica.org Taps For Veterans is again partnering with Steve Hartman of CBS’s On the Road to…
A LOOK AT HOW THE ICONIC MELODY FROM THE NEW WORLD SYMPHONY BECAME A BAND ARRANGEMENT Goin’ Home Navy Chief Petty Officer Graham Jackson plays…
The question on the Feb 22, 2021 episode of Jeopardy had the question: “Just 24 notes, this piece is nicknamed “Butterfield’s Lullaby” for the US…
by Jari Villanueva©2021 Jari Villanueva TapsBugler.com Among the 137 marches composed by John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) can be found some of the most stirring music…
