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Summon DesertRat66 or Military types by lab rat 2005-12-19 13:14:32
Why the shortage of buglers? Taps is at times being played via a mouthpiece thingy in the bugle. The military should make their trumpet guys learn Taps. JMHO.
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  IMO a dying art by DesertRat662005-12-19 13:21:17
    Well, revielle is difficult, but taps... by RetiQlum22005-12-19 13:28:24
      But you really want to get it right. by tallastro2005-12-19 13:32:31
        But, it's really easy to learn. by RetiQlum22005-12-19 14:11:16
          Sounds about right. by Feng_Li2005-12-19 14:23:07
            Thanks for the laugh. I needed that! (n/t) by lab rat2005-12-19 14:31:27
          I played French Horn in a Jr. High school band. by rorajoey2005-12-19 14:33:24
            French horn is MUCH harder than bugle/trumpet. by esbita2005-12-19 14:47:59
  Buglers aren't used at a lot of military funerals by shorty822005-12-19 13:34:00
    I'm going for bagpipes personally by DesertRat662005-12-19 13:58:36
      That was done as well while exiting by lab rat2005-12-19 14:00:29
      Bagpipes are the best for funerals. by RetiQlum22005-12-19 14:09:06
      My grandmother loves bagpipes. I've told my Mother by techi8702005-12-19 14:21:11
        Just a thought... by ag_wyvern2005-12-19 23:16:01
    No risk of a "broken note" (n/t) by lab rat2005-12-19 14:06:35
      It didn't sound good though. by shorty822005-12-19 15:16:44
    Tradition by wolfhound6682005-12-19 18:30:20
    The Mouthpiece is a last resort by snake2005-12-19 20:48:51
  Side effect of music programs being cut? (n/t) by esbita2005-12-19 14:52:18
  There was a bugler at my fathers funeral by divinar2005-12-19 21:13:12

 

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