On the anniversary of the funeral services for President John F. Kennedy, a look at the sounding of Taps that was heard worldwide. A Bugle…
Posts published in “History of the Bugle”
Buglers of Arlington National Cemetery
By Tapsbugler on November 16, 2019
Six Prominent Buglers of Arlington National Cemetery Arlington Mansion and 200 acres of ground immediately surrounding it were officially designated as a military cemetery June…
Key for Taps
By Tapsbugler on October 12, 2019
A question has come up as to what the original key was for Taps. Whether or not it was played on a G Bugle, or…
What Taps Means To Me
By Tapsbugler on May 23, 2019
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…
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…
Pat Walker, Bugler at Baltimore Orioles home games
By Tapsbugler on April 3, 2019
Bugles are associated with baseball. It’s a rare game where you don’t hear the cavalry charge being sounded. Or the six note call-da-da-da-daaa-da-daaa charge call.…
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…
An Introductory History of the Bugle From its Early Origins to the Present Day
By Tapsbugler on February 13, 2019
LOOKING FOR A LIVE BUGLER?CLICK HEREorContactwww.TapsFor Veterans.org We have a Patreon Page for your support of what TAPS BUGLER doeshttps://www.patreon.com/TapsBugler An Introductory History of the…
