Do you enjoy playing bugle and want more music? Do you play Taps or Last Post and want to learn more bugle music? Are you frustrated about finding the same few pieces of bugle music over and over?
I played Taps in my hometown as a kid and was bugler in my scout troop. But the only bugle music I knew was the few Army bugle calls. Then I went to West Point and my eyes (and ears) were opened to a larger repertoire of bugle music. Since then, I have spent over 20 years searching and collecting bugle music from around the world.
In Volume 1 you will discover:
Over 1,400 bugle calls
Military music from 16 nations (some that dont exist anymore)
Information about the historical context
Music spanning 1636 through World War II
All the music is fully reset in modern musical notation. You could search libraries around the world yourself for the next few decades, but I have already done that work for you.
If you want to have the most complete collection of bugle music ever assembled, then buy this book now.