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Let's start the internet bugle corps! Record yourself, submit the recording, and I'll combine them to make a whole Bugle Corps recording.
Let's start with an easy one- "You're in the Army Now". Download here: bit.ly/2UUrBqh
‣Practice
•Tune your horn for A=440
•Tempo is 120 bpm
‣Record yourself on a G bugle (or Bb trumpet with the 3rd valve held down).
•.mp4 video and .mp3 audio prefered
‣Then upload your submission at forms.gle/KQ3J...
•You will need a google account (you can make one for free)
Please send your submissions by noon on Monday, April 13th, 2020.
I will email all the participants when it is done and let you know when the video is live.
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[@tucker.84]

Is it ok if I play this on a baritone G Bugle? I really want to participate, looks really cool!

[@militaryartandscience]

Sure! why not? As long as we are in the same key it'll work.

[@seanreisdorf1307]

Two questions ... Not a music major
1.) no repeat the 2nd time?
2.) should we ignore the rest at the first repeat since the tune starts with a pick-up?

[@BuddyCooke]

I guess it's not the most common notation, but notice that the repeats in measure 8 (the middle) aren't on a bar line. And it's a double repeat sign in the middle. The last measure is also an eight note short before the repeat.
Play beginning to measure 8, and at the repeat come back to top and play the pickup again- through to measure 8 and straight through to the end. Then repeat back to the pickup to measure 9 and play to the end. Essentially 1-8, 1-8, 9-16, 9-16 (with pickups on all those)

[@seanreisdorf1307]

also discovered ma4 (apple format isn't acceptable)

[@BuddyCooke]

Thanks for letting us know. Hopefully that wasn't a big hassle to convert/export.

[@keynardquinopa247]

I would like to buy this kind of bugle, where can i buy this kind of bugle? And what brand??
Thank you

[@BuddyCooke]

The one in the video is a Kanstul model 50-G Regulation Bugle. Kanstul went out business though. Closest thing is the US Regulation brand bugle www.usregulationbugle.com/ or the Centennial Scout Bugle at scoutbugle.com/
Getzen makes a professional grade bugle in Bb- google search for "M2003 Field Trumpet". Jari Villanueva has been selling some in Bb also if you contact him at tapsbugler.com. If you are outside the US, Check out the Amati model ABG-223 (may need to special order it).

[@keynardquinopa247]

@@BuddyCooke thank you for your wunderful answer , sir

[@tommykneeland5436]

I have a baritone G bugle, how about I do it on that?

[@BuddyCooke]

Sounds great!