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	Bugles
		Bugle by RAISONS - Indian Manufacturer and Exporter and wholesales supplier of quality Brass and Copper Bugles in India.
		Bugle is a type of trumpet with no valves.
		The earliest bugles were made from the horns of young bulls.
	www.raisonsbrassband.com /brass-band-instruments-bugles-c-13_19.html (194 words)

	Beadwrangler Workshop - Bugle Crocheted Rope
		Bugles often have sharp ends and beaders have to plan out projects so the bugles do not cut their beading thread.
		When bugles are used for crochet, the sharp ends are not a problem because we use thicker thread for bead crochet.
		Because you are working in a spiral, have a bugle in one stitch and a thread stitch next, it is easy to add or delete stitches instead of continuing with 10 sts in the round.
	www.beadwrangler.com /project-bugle-rope.htm (1232 words)

	Gulf Coast Sound - bugles.html
		French Horn Bugle - The French Horn, or Frenchie, is the tenor/alto voice in the bugle choir.
		Baritone Bugle - The Baritone, or Bari, is the tenor/baritone voice in the bugle choir.
		Euphonium Bugle - The Euphonium, or Euph, is the baritone voice in the bugle choir.
	www.gulfcoastsound.org /bugles.html (781 words)

	Keyed Bugles in the Joe R. and Joella F. Utley Collection at the National Music Museum
		Keyed bugles patterned after the English model were popular in Bavarian bands in the 1820s and '30s, as one can conclude from written accounts and sales advertisements, as well as the many surviving instruments.
		The keyed bugle was Saurle's starting point for his invention of a chromatisches Flügelhorn, which he considered to be an improved keyed bugle with valves instead of keys.
		Like the keyed bugle, in which the keys are arranged in successive semitones, Saurle's early valve brasses show an arrangement in which the valves progress by half step, having the semitone at the first valve.
	www.usd.edu /smm/UtleyPages/KeyedBugles/keyedbugles.html (3076 words)

	New Bugles for the Last Post
		By the early 1990s the six bugles which had been presented to the Last Post Association after in 1929 and the 1950s were beginning to lose their tone.
		The idea to give new bugles, to ensure the daily act of Remembrance might continue for many more years to come, was that of retired Lieutenant Colonel Graham Parker, OBE.
		The official hand-over of the new bugles was carried out in July 1992 at a ceremony to mark the 65th anniversary of the dedication of the Menin Gate.
	www.greatwar.co.uk /westfront/ypsalient/meningate/newbugle.htm (164 words)

	Bugles for Sale - Ethnic Musical Instruments
		Bugles are one of the simplest of the brass instruments.
		Bugles are mainly used in the military and in drum and bugle corps, where the bugle has evolved away from its military origins, growing valves.
		Bugles in drum and bugle corps are typically pitched in G. Bugles are best known as the instrument used to wake people up at military and other camps.
	www.musicoutfitters.com /ethnic/bugles.htm (148 words)

	Saw Taps being played today but the bugles were pressing1 2 valves down??
		That`s the key that taps is written in, and the key it would be in if played on an actual bugle instead of a trumpet.
		Bugles are pitched differently than a trumpet, in a different key, it would be 1st valve for a trumpet.
		I have it from a military band member who frequently plays taps at funerals with military honors that depressing 1st and 2nd valves on a trumpet is the same key as a standard bugle.
	www.8notes.com /f/29_128174.asp (310 words)

	Bugles
		B461 Bugle (Fanfare trumpet) in Bb, Romeo Orsi, Milan, 1884.
		B470 Bass Bugle (Clairon basse) in Bb, Lecomte and Cie, Paris, 1912.
		Mellophone bugle with one piston and one rotary valve.
	www.cuc.claremont.edu /fiske/bugles.htm (308 words)

	Excite - Search: bugles
		Bugles Across America, NFP was founded in 2000 by Tom Day, when Congress...
		Bugles corn snacks with its crispy crunch and you?ve got a great snack that the entire family can enjoy.
		Bugle gold tassel, padded carry bag, and mouthpiece also available individually.
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	ITG News: Kanstul bugles for Commandant’s Own
		These are two-valve bugles in the key of G, and the instrumentation includes soprano bugles, mellophones, baritone bugles and contrabass bugles.
		The United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps was formed in 1934, at the historic Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C., to augment the United States Marine Band.
		The Drum and Bugle Corps performs martial and popular music for hundreds of thousands of spectators each year, and travels more than 50,000 miles annually, performing in excess of 400 events across the USA and worldwide.
	www.trumpetguild.org /news/news06/458kanstulbugles.htm (147 words)

	BUGLES
		11 inch brass bugle with insignia choose from selection below @ $45 each
		Canteen style 8 ounce, 4.5" stainless "bull's eye" flask with insignia or blank on other side.
		bugles can be played, but are not of musical instrument quality
	www.shopcivilwar.com /bugles.htm (195 words)

	Amazon.ca: bugles: Books (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bugles and a Tiger: A Volume of Autobiography by John Masters (Hardcover - Mar 1990)
		The Bugles Are Silent: A Novel of the Texas Revolution by John R., Knaggs (Unknown Binding - Jun 1978)
		The Bugles Are Silent: A Novel of the Texas Revolution by John R. Knaggs (Hardcover - Nov 1984)
	www.amazon.ca /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=bugles&tag=54003-20&index=books&page=1 (439 words)

	The New York Times: Search > Topic: BUGLES
		Bugles, Shofars, More Choose from a variety of bugles shofars, hunting horns, more.
		An article in Circuits on Nov. 14, about the development of a digital bugle, to play taps at military burials, misstated its origins.
		To the Editor: Re ''Lift Bugle, Press Play: A High-Tech Taps'' (Nov. 14), on a device that fits inside a bugle and plays a digital rendition of taps at veterans' funerals:...
	query.nytimes.com /search/query?ppds=des&v1=BUGLES&sort=newest (235 words)

	The Bugles - Biography
		Even if it ranks among the younger ones in the line (founded in 2000), it has gripped its own place among the czech revival bands very soon.
		The Bugles has on its account a tens of successful performances all over the Czech republic both on club stages (Rock cafe, Futurum, Joshua Tree, …) and the VIP private events (SKANSKA, Medis Holding, Kaiser Data, TPCA, Bata,...), balls and a various festivals (Feastival of Zirovnicky Jednorozec, Pilgrimage of Neratovice, Obecnicke muzicirovani, …).
		An indisputable quality of The Bugles band is a visual resemblance with The Beatles and left-handed bass-player, usage of style replicas, costumes and equipment.
	www.bugles.cz /bio.htm (162 words)

	Seed Beads, Delicas, Bugles
		The Czech seed beads we carry are size 11, except the tri-cuts which are size 12.
		Bugles are sizes #1, (apprx 3/32 inch), #3 (apprx 1/4 inch), #5 (apprx 1/2 inch), 20mm and 30mm.
		The Japanese seed beads we carry are size 11, size 6 or size 8.
	www.landofodds.com /store/seedbead.htm (1251 words)

	Bugles Across America - American Profile
		Then he lifts his bugle in white-gloved hands and sounds Taps in notes that are as strong and powerful as a crisp salute.
		The poignant bugle call used since the Civil War to signal lights out and later to mark a hero’s passing has echoed through Day’s life since he was 7 when he joined his first drum and bugle corps.
		Today, the bugle call is sounded at military funerals, wreath-layings, and memorial services, but its 24 haunting notes are not heard as often as they once were.
	www.americanprofile.com /article/4057.html (1305 words)

	Sgt Hook - This We’ll Defend » Blog Archive » Bugles Across America
		BAA is the brainchild of Tom Day who had the idea to enlist volunteers from across the nation who play the bugle or trumpet, to attend the funerals of our Veterans and render the proper honors by playing Taps.
		Nichelle Cushing, age 15, is a BAA volunteer in Alaska and the daughter of a Soldier currently serving his third tour of duty in Iraq.
		Nichelle brought her boots together, shut her eyes, drew her full 5 feet and 1 inch to attention, raised the bugle to her lips and sounded the nation’s final tribute to a fallen hero — taps.
	sgthook.com /2006/11/12/bugles-across-america (906 words)

	Cruft: Chocolate Covered Bugles
		I told Michele what I was doing (after I bought the Bugles & chocolate) and she was mildly unsupportive.
		The first row I laid on their side, but soon decided it was better to put them upright.
		The combination of the salty Bugle with the sweet chocolate is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
	www.cruftbox.com /blog/archives/000778.html (957 words)

	Push-Button Bugles
		The military has a problem: not enough bugle players to play taps at all the military funerals.
		Therefore, they came up with the solution of bugles implanted with electronic chips that contain a recording of taps.
		Now a group is protesting the use of the fake bugles, and is calling on bugle players throughout the nation to assist at military funerals: www.buglesacrossamerica.org
	www.museumofhoaxes.com /hoax/weblog/permalink/pushbutton_bugles (76 words)

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		The hair raising sound of a mature bugling is like nothing else in the world.
		Its design features an easy to replace diaphragm and a removable end piece which allows the caller to use the tube with a mouth diaphragm or his own voice.
		Volume is the key when locating and calling to distant elk, and Knight & Hale's new Big Bugle produces the volume you need to hunt mountains, woodlands, and strong wind.
	www.knightandhale.com /catalog.aspx?catid=ElkBugles (247 words)

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		Trumpet or bugle signals were heard by those relatively few troops who served in certain specialized units.
		While line infantry in its compact tactical formations heard and responded to the limited reach of drum beats, the lighter and more mobile formations of cavalry (dragoons) and riflemen needed the more extended reach of the sound of brass.
		An early--possibly earliest--officially promulgated reference to a bugle appears in War Dept General Order 38 of 1825, which authorized two bugles to be furnished those companies designated light artillery, grenadiers, light infantry or rifles.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/academic/history/marshall/military/mil_hist_inst/m/music3.asc (795 words)

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