Bugle calls!

[Kiev Thomason]

Gents,
Matt Grubb of the Armory Guards has done us all a great service. Bugle calls can be heard at http://www.armoryguards.org/. All ya do is go to our research page and they are at the bottom of the list. This may come in handy for the New Hope event!

[Coon Dawg]

Thanks for the heads up. Just checked them out. Very nice.

[JLHurst]

Great job Matt! I'll be listening in formation, and hopefully knowing all of them.

[elcid01]

Very cool indeed..

cheers

[Kiev Thomason]

The AG will have all the Drum calls one day.We are working on that too!

[yeoman]

Sir, I was searching for drum calls and found this thread, am enjoying the link and look forward to the drum rolls. Thanks.

[JLHurst]

Kiev,

Let me know how I can help on that. 19 years exp. + a little DCI Drum & Bugle Corps.

[flattop32355]

It is always interesting to hear a different bugler, and his interpretation of any given call compared to other buglers heard previously. Each has his own nuances and cadences. It makes it easier to understand that each regiment would have known the sound of its own bugler.

It might be helpful to those not as well versed with the calls/commands to also include the particular actions that some of the calls entail (change direction to the right/left), and the timing of when some calls are to be executed (forward = at the end of the last note).

It's one thing to know the calls, and quite another to know how to respond to them.