| Trumpet and Bugle Sounds for the Army | |||||||||||
| Instructions for the Training of Trumpeters and Buglers | |||||||||||
| H.M.S.O.. Hardback edition 1903 | |||||||||||
| 130 pages | |||||||||||
| Book: Red boards lightly worn with fading to spine. Foxing to end papers otherwise contents very good, clean with a tight binding. A good sound copy | |||||||||||
| Dustwrapper: No record of a dustwrapper being issued | |||||||||||
| REF. 0002034 | |||||||||||
| An official British Army training manual detailing the trumpet and bugle calls used for military communication and ceremonial duties during the Edwardian period. Published under the authority of His Majesty's Stationery Office, it provides musical notation and instructions for training military trumpeters and buglers. Before modern communications, bugle calls were essential for transmitting orders and regulating daily military routines. This early twentieth-century publication offers an interesting insight into British Army traditions, military music and the practical training of regimental musicians | |||||||||||