100 Nights of Taps Gettysburg 2019 starts Monday May 27 and continues every evening in the National Cemetery in Gettysburg with a live sounding of…
Posts published in “Getting Started on the Bugle”
The Origins of the Model 1892 Bugle (M1892 Field Trumpet)
By Tapsbugler on April 13, 2019
By Jack Carter The word bugle in the United States is often used as a generic term for many types of horns including the instruments…
Bugle Calls Recorded on Cylinder
By Tapsbugler on March 13, 2019
BUGLE CALLS ON CYLINDERS Rough Riders Bugler Emil Cassi Rough Riders Bugler 3438 Y E. Berliner’s Gramophone. Emil Cassi, bugler. Re-enactment of bugle calls sounded…
The US Marine Band at Gettysburg
By Tapsbugler on November 18, 2018
The US Marine Band at Gettysburg In anticipation of the dedication of the new cemetery in Gettysburg to be held in November 1863, Secretary…
Last Post at the Menin Gate
By Tapsbugler on October 26, 2018
From THE GREAT WAR http://www.greatwar.co.uk/ The Menin Gate Memorial to the Missing is a war memorial in Ypres, Belgium, dedicated to the British and Commonwealth soldiers who were killed in the Ypres Salient of World War I and whose…
Hitting the High Notes
By Tapsbugler on September 2, 2018
Hitting the High Notes…For Those that say I have one of the worst Jobs. My preparation is always the same. My instrument is so highly…
The Bugle Call That Went Viral
By Tapsbugler on August 16, 2018
The Bugle Call That Went Viral CLICK START BUTTON TO LISTEN TO THE PODCAST From: Between The Liner Notes. Between the Liner Notes is a…
The Night That Taps Was Played Twice
By Tapsbugler on August 9, 2018
The Night That Taps Was Played Twice A Personal Reminiscence Growing up in Wisconsin during the 1950s and 60s, I was active in the Boy…
