Complete British Army Bugle Calls
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- If you were happy I put this clip up, please do me a massive favour by just clicking on my website (I am a bagpiper, the more clicks I get, the more jobs come in) You can also learn these bugle calls on the site...
sites.google.c...
• Officers 0:04
• Company Sergeant Majors of Infantry 0:23
• Company Colour Sergeants of Infantry 0:40
• All Non Commissioned Officers 0:55
• Orderly Sergeants 1:10
• Orderly Corporals 1:24
• Band
• Drummers or Buglers
• Signallers
• Pioneers
• Double
• Orders
• Orderly Room
• Post Call
• Warning for Parade
• Quarter Call (before Parade)
• Fall In
• Dismiss or No Parade
• Parade for Guard
• Fatigue
• Defaulters
• Sick
• School
• Rations
• Parade for Piquet
• Alarm (for Troops to turn out under Arms)
• Fire Alarm
• Officers' Dress for Dinner
• Officers' Dinner
• Serjeants' Dinner
• Men's Meal (1st Call)
• Men's Meal (2nd Call)
• Salute for Guard (to be used on all occasions when bugles are required to sound a salute and the General Salute is not to be used)
• General Salute (for Field-Marshals, Generals, Lieutenant-Generals, and Major-Generals)
• Reveille (also known as the Long Reveille)
• Rouse (also known as Reveille)
• Charlie Reveille
• Retreat
• Tattoo (1st Post)
• Last Post (Tattoo)
• Lights Out
thanks for this video
general operations force here in Malaysia using your songs.....am one of the bugler
we will never forget......ever..God bless em all.
Ah! Defaulters parade, every Orderly Sergeants worst nightmare. Something akin to 'One Prisoner in the Guard Room' on handover. And you're going "Ah fer feck sake, what did I do to deserve handling a drunken troop" and him all at odds with being in the army
I need to learn the bugle for a british army boar war reenactment hah this ace thanks for the uplaod
Nicely done. Who is the bugler?
Dapper!
Which one would be played at a funeral? the will be a bugle player at my grandfather in laws funeral next week 😢
Is it the last post? xx
Taps.
+stephyclaws it's known as taps
Thank you guys xx
yes
Do you know the origin of the "Charlie" reveille, and who uses it? It doesn't appear in my (first edition, 1895 "Red Book" - "Trumpet and Bugle Sounds for the Army), although I've been told the content hasn't since changed).
+Flexbase originally navy/marines
Onboard Royal Navy ships... Royal Marines.
Charlie is also known as the Naval reveille, which is probably why it doesn't get in an Army Manual.
Charlie reveille is used by the Barbados Defence Force
It is also known as the Naval Reveille - which is perhaps why it doesn't appear in an army manual.
1:36 / 4:16
7:15
11:04
7:05