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1806[Crown Copyright Reserved.

TRUMPET AND BUGLE SOUNDS

ARM Y

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE TRAINING OF TRUMPETERS

AND BUGLERS.

1914.

LONDON:MINTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OP HIS MAJESTY"S STATIONERY OFFICB

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283

The following Trumpet and Bugle Sounds are to

be strictly adhered to on all occasions, and no others

used in His Majesty's Service. General Officers

Commanding may, at their discretion, order all or any

of the Peace Calls to be used on Active Service.

War Office,

18th May, 1914.

A 2

CONTENTS.

PART 1.—REGIMENTAL CALLS—PAGE

Household Cavalry and Cavalry of the Line ... ... 11-21

Royal Artillery and Royal Malta Artillery 22-25

Royal Engineers ... ... ... ... ... ... 26

Foot Guards and Infantry of the Line ; West IndiaRegiment, King's African Rifles, West AfricanRegiment, and Mounted Infantry ... ... ... 26-52

Royal Marines ... ... ... ... ... ... 53

Army Service Corps ... ... ... ... ... 54

Royal Army Medical Corps ... ... ... ... 54

Army Ordnance Corps ... ... ... ... ... 54

PART 2.—BUGLE-FIELD CALLS

-

I.

—

Field Calls for Mounted Corps-

No. 1. Charge ...

2. Alarm

3. Forward, or Advance ...

4. Walk

5. Trot ,

6. Gallop

7. March

8. Halt

9. Annul, or As You Were

00

55

56

56

56

56

57

57

57

Part 2.—Bugle-Field Calls—continued.PAGE

I.—Field Calls for Mounted Corps

—

continued.

No. 10. Troops Half-Right — 57

„ 11. Troops Half-Left ... 58

„ 12. Form Line ... 58

„ 13. Retire, or Troops Right (or Lfft) AboutWheel, or (for Artillery) Sub-sections Right

About Wheel 58

„ 14. Squadron Columns ... ... ... ... 50

„ 15. Pursue ... ... ... ... ... ... 59

„ 16. Rally, or Close 59

„ 17. Mass GO

„ 18. Attention 60

„ 19. March at Ease, or Sit at Ease ... ... 60

„ 20. Stand to your Horses ... 61

„ 21. Mount 61

„ 22. Dismount 61

„ 28. Fours, or Sections About ... ... ... 61

„ 24. Front 62

„ 25. Troop Column ... 62

,, 26. Column of Troops ... 62

„ 27. Head of Column change direction Half-Right 62

„ 28. Head of Column change direction Half- Left 63

„ 29. Squadron Leaders—Right ... ... ... 63

,, 30. Squadron Leaders—Left ... ... ... 6.'?

„ 31. Continue, or Commence Firing ... ... 64

„ 32. Stand Fast, or Cease Firing ... .,. ... 64

„ 33. Draw, or Return Swords ... ... ... 64

„ 34. Carry Swords, or Lances ... ... ... 65

„ 35. Slope Swords, or Sling Lances ... ... 65

„ 36. Trail Lances ... ... ... ... . 65

„ 37. Prepare to Mount, or Dismount ... ... 65

6

Part 2.

—

Bugle-Field Calls—continued.

I.—Field Calls for Mounted Corps

—

continued.

No. 38. Execute Orders Received

„ 39. Brigade Calls—

(a) Household Brigade

(b) First Brigade ...

(c) Second Brigade

(d) Third Brigade ...

(e) Fourth Brigade

(/) Fifth Brigade ...

PAGE

66

C6

66

66

67

67

67

II.

—

Bugle-Field Calls for Infantry and MountedInfantry—

No. 40. Continue, or Commence Firing ... ... 68

„ 41. Stand Fast, or Cease Fire ... ... ... 68

„ 42. Execute Orders Received ... ... ... 68

III.

—

Bugle-Field Calls for Dismounted Corps—No. 43. Charge (Bugle and Drum) ... ... ... 69

„ 44. Alarm 69

PART 3.—ROUTINE CALLS—

I.

—

Trumpet Calls for Household Cavalry, Cavalryof the Line, Royal xArtillery, Royal Englneers(Mounted), and Army Service Corps in Campand Quarters— •

No. 45. Officers ...

„ 46. Squadron Serjeant-Majors

„ 47. Squadron Quartermaster-Serjeants ...

„ 48. Serjeants

70

70

71

71

Part 3.

—

Routine Calls—continued.PAGE

I.—Trumpet Calls for Household Cavalry, &c.

—

continued.

No. 49. All Non-Coramissioned Officers ... ,.. 71

„ 50. Orderly Serjeants, or Orderly Non-Com-missioned Officers in Royal Artillery, RoyalEngineers, and Army Service Corps ... 71

„ 51. Orderly Corporals 72

„ 52. Band ... ... ... ... ... ... 72

„ 53. Boot and Saddle 72-73

„ 54. Trumpeters 73

„ 55. Turn Out 73

„ 56. General Parade 74

„ 57. Markers ... 74

„ 58. Dismiss, or No Parade 75

„ 59. Stables 75

„ 60. Watering Order ... 76

„ 61. Feed 76

„ 62. Hay Up, or Litter Down 77

„ 63. Orderly Room ... ... ... ... ... 77

„ 64. Parade for Guard or Piquet ... ... ... 77

„ 65. Orders ... ... ... ... ... ... 78

„ 66. Fatigue 78

„ 67. Defaulters 78

„ 68. Rides 79

„ 69. Rations, 79

., 70. Forage 79

„ 71. School 80

„ 72. Post Call 80

„ 73. Sick 80

„ 74. Alarm (for Troops to turn out under Arms) ,,. 81

„ 75. Fire Alarm ,.. 81

„ 76. Officers Dress for Dinner ,,. 81

„ 77. Mess ,. 82

8

Part 3.

—

Routine Calls—continued.PAGE

I.—Trumpet Calls for Household Cavalry, &c.

—

continued.

No. 78. Flourish wh^n Marching Past (for MountedParade only) 83

„ 79. Salutes

—

(a) Royalty, or Viceroy ... ... 83-84

„ 80. Salutes—(J) Field Marshal, or General ... 84

„ 81. Salutes—(c) Lieutenant-General, or Major-general ... ... ... ... ... 85

„ 82. Salutes

—

(d) Brigadier-General, Inspecting

Field Officer, or Salute for Guard ... 85

„ 83. Reveille 8G-87

., 84. Retreat at Sunset (for Artillery only) ... 88

„ 85. Watch Setting (1st Post) 89-90

„ 86. Watch Setting (2nd Post) ' 91-92

„ 87. Lights Out 92

„ 88. Brigade Calls—

(a) Household Brigade 92

(b) First Brigade 93

(c) Second Brigade ... ... ... 93

(d) Third Brigade 93

(e) Fourth Brigade 93

(/) Fifth Brigade 93

II. Bugle Calls for Infaniry and MountedInfantry in Camp and Quarters—

No. 89. Officers 94

„ 90. Company Serjpant-Majors and Colour-Ser-

jeants of Infantry 94

„ 91. Company Quartermaster - Serjeants of In-

fantry and R.A.M. Corps 95

„ 92. All Non-Commissioned Officers 95

„ 93. Orderly Serjeants 96

„ 94. Orderly Corporals 96

„ 95. Band 96

PAGE

9

Part 3.

—

Routine Calls—continued.

II.—Bugle Calls for Infantry, &c.

—

continued.

No. 96. Drummers or Buglers ... ... ... 90

„ 1)7. Signallers 97

„ 98. Pioneers 97

„ 99. Cyclists 97

„ 100. Double 97

„ 101. Orders 98

„ 102. Orderly Room 98

„ 103. Post Call 99

„ 104. Warning for Parade ... ... ... ... 99

„ 105. Quarter ("all (before Parade) 100

„ 100. Fall In 100

„ 107. Dismiss, or No Parade ... ... ... 100

„ 108. Recruits' Parade, or Rides ... ... ... 100

„ 109. Watering Order (M.I.) 101

„ 110. Stables (M.I.) 101

„ 111. Feed (M.I.) 102

„ 112. Hay Up, or Litter Down (M.I.) 102

„ 113. Forage (M.I.) , ... 102

„ 114. Parade for Guard 103

„ 115. Fatigue 103

„ 116. Defaulters 103

„ 117. Sick 104

„ 118. School 104

„ 119. Rations 104

„ 120. Parade for Piquet 104

,, 121. Alarm (for Troops to turn out under Arms) 104

„ 122. Fire Alarm 105

„ 123. Officers Dress for Dinner 105

„ 124. Officers' Dinner 105

„ 1.25. Serjeants' Dinner ... ... ... ... 106

PAGE

10

Part 3.— Routine Calls—continued.

II.—Bugle Calls for Infantry, &c.

—

continued.

No. 126. Men's Meal (1st Call) 106

„ 127. Men's Meal (2nd Call) 106

„ 128. Salute for Guard 106

„ 129. Reveille 107-8

„ 130. Rouse 108

,, 131. Retreat 109

„ 132. Tattoo (1st Post) 110

„ 133. Tattoo (Last Post) 111-12

„ 134. Lights Out 112

PART 4.—INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRUMPETERS ANDBUGLERS—

I. General Instructions 113-120

II. Exercises for the Bugle 121-137

III. Exercises for the Trumpet 138-155

Part L]

11

Regimental Calia

PART 1.

REGIMENTAL CALLS.

CAVALRY.

HOUSEHOLD CAVALRY.1st Life Guards.

m— 108 Maelzel'a Metronome,

Bugle

Trumpet

2nd Life Guards.

J*= 108.

Bugle

A A A ^ ,O

ppP8 t *^^ê^h

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PH=E

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Part 1.

12

Rkoimkwtal Calls

Royal Horse Guards.

= 108.

Bugle

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^^ feEfeES1 I I

3*5$&?CAVALRY OF THE LINK.

In Dragoon Guards.

J-76

Bugle

O

^SEfmm

Trumpet f iVfovp f

Parti.]13

Regimbntat, Cam.ii.

5kd Dragoon Guard*.

0-76.

Bugle

o

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4th Dragoon Guards.

J*-108.

Bugle

O

£ S£STrumpet

5th Dragoon Guards.

J-76.

Bugle

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Parti.]

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REGIMENTAL l/ALT.R.

6th Dragoon Guards.

#•=106.

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sfc

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i—I

ig^^^^SJ 37th Dragoon Guariw.

i

«= 108. OBugle

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/TN

1st Dragoons.

Bugle

f

J- 108.

Trumpet

5P ?^^:s

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Parti.]15

Regimental Calls.

2nd Dragoons.

#• = 108

Bogle

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fi=* "Sll^ô

fi&I

1 iJ£pi8kd Hussars.

•'-108.

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:t:

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mp *pJm *±*-

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5TH liANCBBS.

-108.

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!

11

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£^ £I

jfi^fÛBo~-P=F

7th Hussars.

J = 108.

i

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2 :p=£ ^Jêêe

&:d:

^

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8th Hussars.

«. = 108.

Bug-

]©

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Trumpet ~£$Eh.fctz

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9th Lancers.

d=76.

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ft- -j HS-t:

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PartL]18

Regimental Calls.

11th Hussars.

= 108. oBugle

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V-

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12th Lancers.

I

©= 108.

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a=

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LMth Hussars.

108. -^

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Part 1.]

19

Regimental Calls.

14th Hussars.

Bugle

s

= 108.

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J =108.

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16th Lancers.

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#= 108

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20Regimental Calls.

17tb Lancers.

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18th Hussars.

= 108.

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Wrl-JlfcJiK$

19tii Hussars.

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Part L]

21

Regimental Calls.

20th Russars.

i= 108.

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:%^

s^21st Lancers.

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Cavalry Depot.

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(=108. rs

s. O__ O

Part L]22

Regimeiwal Calls.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.

ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY.

R.H.A. Regimental Call.

Bugle

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1

= 108.

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—

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"When two or more Brigades R.H.A. are quartered together, each will affix

one or more " G's " to the R.H.A. Regimental Call to distinguish 1st, 2nd, &c,Brigade.

Dep6t.

BugJe

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Part 1.]

23

Regimental Calls.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.R.A. Regimental Call

Bucrle

Trumpet

(=108. j

es1^gmmmn 3 [— !—-— 3 Q

t,/ -«- II I aROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.

Bug!e

Trumpet

When two or more Brigades R.F.A. are quartered together, each willaffix one or more " G's " to the R.F.A. Call to distinguish 1st, 2nd, 4c,Brigade.

RIDING ESTABLISHMENT.

©--108.

Bugle

Trumpet

O

i^=so

£=:

Part L] Regimental Calls.

ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.

= 103.

Eu-jr)e

Trumpet

o

[±± #4V4—I

taf-v

zE^::33-b£±f • Of

1—£3-—I—i—

i

o0-O-0-9- -•-•-

-©-©ddf-«- --!-©-

WJien two or more Companies R.Gr.A. are stationed together, each will adlx

one or more " Gr's " to the ll.U-.A. Call for distinction.

MOUNTAIN ARTILLERY.

[= 108.

Bugle

Trumpet.

r\

:a-^-|3-^-p=r-^ 4- •- -•-• o-F-L—pp-—U-j—

O

Shia v- n >

!-•— I—•-+

When two or more Batteries are quartered together, each will affix one or

more " Gr's " to the Mountain Artillery Call to distinguish the 1st, 2nd, c.c, BatterieB.

Part 1.]

25Regimental Calls.

LOCAL COMPANIES R.A.

©=108.»o

Busrle

Trumpet

S-l1 L i (—EtEJ— LmmtiI

1—•-!—;—-—j —U_-"[ gjiîo:

/O

>- -4r—o

—

m-m-m—•--9—J-9- P^3l

When two or more Companies are quartered together, each will affix one or

more " G's ". to the Local Companies Cull to distinguish the 1st, 2nd, &c, Couipanics.

ROYAL MALTA ARTILLERY.

J= 108.

Bug-le

Trumpet

%^T% •-

w=w-ba-k

• -

___CL

-i i i 1 1

it

w±^mf"^"-i

—

?3:t*

Part 1.]

26

Regimental Calls.

ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Regimental Call.

Bugi*

Trumpet

= 108 Maelzel's Metronome.

PP» ,

-o-

$=-=?:

-o-

INFANTRY.

a»

Grenadier Guards. FOOT GUARDS.

gj = 108 Maelzel's Metronome.

r

lst Batt.

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt.

£ 3SE£=±

E-i i

«. = 108.

ir:^

= 108.

pzfbza-Ji[

EiEiizzE£z:pzzp—pd£—uo«i

J

1

—

r i i— i *

Part 1.]

27

Regimental Calls.

COLDSTUEAM UlJAKDS.

108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt. /

3rd Batt.

(Ot

Wm*-> n-ik^sp^=>z•--•- -I

—

0-\ 1 ! 1-

H-FH

« -108.

I-l P I

iii«"-

:p=p:pi^T*8F Hi=pr*

^=108.

?sfe-•-•-•

«2-•-•-•-•- f^

Scots Guards.

X J- 108.

1st Batt.

X 3

2nd Batt.

= 108.*=s

r2:

!±=fc— r-•—

—

1-

T21

o>-

Part 1.]

28Regimental Calls.

Irish Guards.

J«-108.

1st Batt.=rV w=w -5—v-

BRIGADE CALLS OF FOOT GUARDS.

1st Brigade.

«• =106 Maelzel's Metronome.

2nd Brigade.

^BBgg^Bpi4-iH-t-i

tj tS1=f£t

kj—t—hiO

b±r TT3Z J3L

INFANTRY OF THE LINE.When more than one Battalion use the same Regimental Call, the " G's " pre-

fixed for distinction in that laid down for the Battalions need only be sounded whentwo or more of the Battalions happen to be stationed together.

Royal Scots.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

C • = 108 Maelzel's Metronoma.

tr—P-g-j=P 0H---g-h -H——

3

==108

Part 1.]

29

Regimental Calls.

Rotal West Sueret.

= 108.

1st Bait.(

2nd Batt.

5[± <

q^-f±3=

L/4

o o

111111 —i L..U.J 1— 1 -

East Kent.

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

J =108.

n

SEE

i= 108.

::-p:

KJ

Royal Lancaster.

J =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

9rm =sr=TT3~

oo»*i±:£2 3H=£=f^^t- ±=p

Part 1.]

30Regimental Calls.

Northumberland Fusiliers.

J«=108.

1st Batt.

rr\

2nd Batt.

zfrz:Eoczpr-y P'w- i

—

h— i

—

i—p— i

—

?=—t:

•5 =-108.

SeS ~~ZH— ft:p=pLpzp=B-I—9 - 1—

I

1—•-(-

Royal Warwickshire.

J» =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

p^p-p^-p-

i=rr

r:sr—zzp=p

—P+--Pn

P-ft

tt

oo553i 3?

j—

u

J

—

\-

\p\p c_r r'g"%b•">

iiffiiRoyal Fusiliers.

J=108.

lst Batt.

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt.

4th Batt.

sq®± ffroa

"**^hOOS33EBE5±SB^KSP

/->r\r>

3z:!£-

. p m -p -

f -p:

§u^mm^m

Part 1.]

31

Regimental Calls.

Liverpool.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

J- =108.

JNM4 .-*-„-£. -*—P-BEÊkgq^g|r-gygE^|= 108.

t%—jp—<—b—C-*4

u=rBgfejgMhflalNorfolk.

1= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

^zpqzp^t.^j—

l

?a

J.

VJ

108.

A^-m— 1 1—•-! 1— :-r±h± rrt-i ^gg

Lincolnshire.

«. =108.

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

- if r-P—U—5

—

ttSt--^! •—=—•-

108.

-ft

iz=iB±z^:1E±

Part 1.]

32Regimental Calls.

Devonshire.

=108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

Ttt

KJ£s

rs

e=be^t rszzz^ 1

oojSFê Prf- pzHtftqip:

.eii

Suffolk.

1st Batt.

tod Batt.

J- = 108.

#-?3-

i 1 rrfU-Vf-±=l fc|E=ZB==P=£

H-t——&—F—g=t=:p>:

Somerset L. I.

«=108.

1st BaLt.

2nd Batt.

-£>-

l>4^-h fUL^ZtV*

,?

O O - fi_Jz:_q_q_q_n _p_^—±_ p_pi!fc rr ,

—

li— -j 5—U*^

Part 1.]

30

Regimental Calls.

West Yorkshire.

= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

^2^35hm tfcmr> o

3EHE[ES *• a=F=|E£*=*=* ^H!ast Yorkshire.

«'. =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

S: =5=

a—«~

«

*=^=P=T'—

!

o

oFH3ES5Ef=

•—

o

Bedfordshire.

1 = 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

SIjE==»

rfTi

1= 108.

^-c- g#SEg ;ehe

Part 1.]

34Regimental Calls.

Leicestershire.

lat Batt.

tad Batt.

0-108.

EBbi= 108.

-I & O- -fcStS: I

hffr-\

1

!

EEiSÊSi i

L—

Rotal Irish.

J =108. r\

;e5:A+= 108.

= 108.

lat Batt.

2nd Batt.

Yorkshire.

1st Batt.

*nd Batt.

Lancashire Fusiliers.

J= 108.

iPZMIlCllFJzpji-i—•-si

L_^ T^J

Bi§ô>

/

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

-_—jy

£3"-P— g—

oos -,<=V

zpzrjos —B»-s H

Part 1.]

35Regimental Calls.

Royal Scots Fusiliers.

J=103.

azfc1st Batt

O

2nd Batt.

Cheshire.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

§L

r\r\ Oi

Hl^ :fco±-a

J. 108.

CflIZZH 1 L

©•=108.r\

--H-g-g-F^Hj-—

w

--l-«-«-f- i£5i

Royal Welsh Fusiliers,

J =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

*±= SsEgo o

2: H 1-

^4?—•—

•

kss-+fi=z::=rpzâ:

c 2

Part 1.]

36Regimental Calls.

South Wales Borderers.

J=108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

mr\ r\

lAzzIzzfc: :zz

—

p.T3T-

King's Owk Scottish Borderers.

-108.

.1st Batt,

'2nd Batt.

Scottish Rifles.

= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Bai t.

1

I

T=*=

- = 108.

:p-=P--i

Part 1.]

37

Regimental Calls.

Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.

J =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

Ê±. :t=^-££=- l=t^

o

:..:«rtfadz^ri-?-!-r- & I£_.

Gloucestershi re.

J" -108.

l»t Batt.

Jnd Batt.

W=fz=9T'—I

—

J -108.

S£JO

^ iq^bpzzpipzrizzp:fcizt—B±j—t-

Worcestershire.

=108. O1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt

4th Batt.

*3Et±#= 108.

=p=Ezi^zpi=r|-p—-•-i— I—Q^--»— —

•

i i i

*fe

P3^P=P

= 120.

&±=p-t=£p—k—-j

—

t-r—rfcr

:#.=^:

= 108.

^=&-f:""H-F—*- zpj— fr

Part 1.1

38

Regimental Call3.

East Lancashire.

1= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

i±±3T5- pzizprj?

•

I—Hh-1-

1= 108./"-\

^^:=jj^=jiz!^=|=^rpzpjzz:|=p—pzpjE|Êf]

East Surrey.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

J = 108.

6"E™ S •-—•-==Ft

1=108. O£tj—•—«—j

—

|—•-

« E-f—P P u

Duke of Cornwall's L. I.

let Batt.[

2nd Batt

= 76.

23=ZHIZT^ZZIZZjQIL V_^_«_i_| 1 1

-1 "I 1—P; i=P=P^=p:H—l~

« = 108.

-M^-iqz:_B=zirzp.~~p =P=P-L—* i— i—3—

i

Part 1.]

39Regimental Calls.

West Riding.

= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

m-4 i -i

—

h- s

108.

BSw±±i

:t=r: -•-•- î

BoilDER.

108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

w=$W£=± H H 1

^L#

1 '

1 CE3

±-*zJLJEfcfczfcjÊr!-EE-M-H--*4

Royal Sussex.

J =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

P—^: :*—p:-•-i—i—^—•- e

S4» • •— gjfej^j1

i

*5

Part 1.]

40

Regimental Calls.

Hampshire.

let Batt

2nd Batt.

J' 108.

O

«—«—

i

-F-l—F-fir

fjgjV P^FÊtW^:Oi

_Tfi*»^—•-•-•-•- t==u

South Staffordshire.

0=108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

S=dy*3EE*z h——

I

u2:L=J=

P-

1=108.

-5-H—'- -F

—

A 1-^-

Dorsetshire.

». = 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

—Q-jt P-m f-«-. 1—^^ n2t±=pz|=p=pct=tprp=pz?cp=P= -F^P===H

8 "*=£:

^5

Parti.]

41

Regimental Calls.

South Lancashire.

I

e'.=io8.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

HE

:108.

=fe •zzzt^zriizzri: =1

Welsh,

1st Batt.

2nd Batt f r1 k

Royai* Highlanders.

I

«* = 108

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

g—W-p—yJZ JLZ^M

-108.

BE^T pi=p=:*—

:

-I •-! •—

I

•- S^H

PartL]42

Regimental Calls.

Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire L. I.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

I. -108.

-9-535El • —

1

•—

1

h^h

#*-#-

108.

fc5•JI-«-

:p—p=j£=p:+::-f^r ES

t^

Essex,

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

J-108.

*-fr—

E

r—*-

:jo=:p

t=t

^-^-W-B-^ -4-f—EESdEEEEEEl

Nottinghamshire and DERBrsmRE.

J -108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

£=qsr ipz^cpqtr:^

i i i

:P=

=p=p= 53

J' -108.

2E51—Z#"

*7>

*£-* o»,p

l» 1-"1 ~

Part 1.]

43Regimental Calls.

Loyal North Lancashire.

#=108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

=£T

±=± iEB3F

oo^gg^gE=PE^tg_^

NOHTHAMPTONSHIRE.

J= 108.

1st Batt,

2nd Batt.

-*—=LCTI

= 108.

&2=pz=p—p:P^

-k***--&•*

Rotal Berkshire.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

=108.

:ij=±zrrf_p—_-pi=f—|t—-_i—

?

2t—j—f=—r=—p—p—1_r—p—1=—f—4^—<s» -=t

108.

=fe :p=*:^^ tast p-nî—[

Part I.]

44Regimental Calls.

Rotal West Kent.

«-108.

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

5EO=-A-—0— =pzzh^*=p

n—n-p=a=t1

r=i08.

ifo^_)H=i=

2nd Battfiffr»fl«:KIsB

Shropshire L. I.

• = 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

-j & 1Ua

I 1

iE£&:~p~ p:

J—t==tr

«= 108.

cl ——^: -s,— 3

^_<

Part 1.]

45

Regimental Calls.

Middlesex.

J«-108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

3rd Batt

4th Batt.

V

3E -h3^ : 4=5= £^Ê5Ez= 108. o=£^. -* h

J' -108.

4=^===:J = 108.

h% g <

—P^=

1^King's Rotal Rifle Corps.

# .= 108.^

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt.

4th Batt.

\

oo5g;

=fctfe^f=|||E^1__o_oo

^ -«—•-

ffiy=^

oooo&£*£*±tthpfrfffrgp

Part 1.]

46

Regimental Calls.

Wiltshire.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

J- 108.

4 '\ ¥

*^—±-t±

FT=f-jzfcft

J=108.

pTipzzp:

Manchester.

-108.

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

53^3 t=$r.^S _*"— '

I I

ipzzzzprr:

108.

5±.

¥=£=*t=f=pc

-^J<7\

zjzjz

North Staffordshire.

J. =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

i—•'—,-P-p-f =p=—

:

1

\2—r

—

©•=108.O-_. —

=

-P 1 r r—

-

=& .2| -L

Part 1.]

47Regimental Calls.

York and Lancaster.

©.=108.

1st Batt.

\

2nd Batt.

E=3?=p£F:

T^1

©•=108. OE5±h

fcqCMES^

Durham L. I.

0. =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt,

firz^:

*=d=p:

-•—

^

~p~ »~p

0=76.

i CHI E :p=pc3=t

Highland L. I.

0= 76

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

*•L/

5^3 S?*=^P-

1= 108.

feast

Part 1.]

48Regimental Calls.

Seaforth Highlanders.

108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

-S-[±'\ A-—m— I—•— i—h~

-^ r :i -i--

3^-108.

-| / •--JE*=m

;S±=U

Gordon Highlanders.

J- =76.

1st Batt. I ffSf—d—-Fr-rt-f—

â —•- 4=

C-108.

2nd Batt. ^^3^fc=a-

2nd Batt

Part 1.]

4!)

Regimental Calls.

Xoyal Irish Rifles.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

= 108.

)«fr-i-«- 9-—9-4 J-f.lT;i. l

e$ . - 108.

JS|pg t:

Royal Irish Fusiliers.

J. =108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

fc£Vl£u±

-=108.

A Am?

-H--J—I h

o

EEEg~ —rn e3zztjttdzp==:pzp:

CONNAUGHT RANGERS

J. -108.

1st Batt

2nd Batt.

S3EB FHHt-^-i^-nj*

108.

feF p-;—»— —r — r—

—

w-'—~—

A-art 1.]

50

Keoimsntal Galls.

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.

0.=1O8.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

«_• 1 p |_I J—

.^—«_

d = 76. 30MM*«>-PLtt: :

4-4+

Leinster

..-108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

!=!!=pEp: =£===*

108. r\

Rjval Munster Fusiliers.

J* =108. O O1st Batt.

3nd Batt.

itfPr1

££BOO 0_0_ - _ * * P

Part 1.]

51

Regimental Calls.

Royal Dublin Fusjliees.

J=108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

psp^^Spg/TVTn

4r-J-g-|l-_± & t=^ feiEB

Rifle Brigade.

= 108.

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt.

4th Batt.

S3gZ^gZJZZg—L—J

—

V-—•-h——

1

-

'—h-

•= 108.__m

£=255: O-

J^Mg-3 _3

•3- K ^^ w~. 1-.-* *—P^Fh—

^

J- =108.

td=Ms3

&B=P^ |EE& s

West India Regiment.

=108. /-N

1st Batt.

2nd Batt

3^ =*=t =?= £3=£=£=fc

©'=108.

g^fêfED 2

Part 1.]

52

Regimental Calls.

King's Afhican Rifles.

# = 108.

rs

1st Batt.

2nd Batt.

3rd Batt.

4th Batt.*

EEBÊE\±: •— •- — •- EgÊ

#-103.

fa? *"

=t iB

^3"±=x--.,i3=r=î-p=n=r

-108.

West African Regiment.

J»=108.e— fi

Mounted Infantry.

J- =108.o>S

Parti.] Regimental Caccb.

ROYAL MARINES.

ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY.

• =108 Maelzel's Metronome.

Bugle

Trumpet

:ix: &—W~~^*-.§: =8

On

zips:

-•- -•--«- =^3^ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY.

1. Chatham Division.

«=-l08.

. 3 .

:cnj fc=*=

2. Portsmouth Division.

= 76.

—r>

$~r~r-j r, Irkf&S3. Plymouth Division.

0=76.

^=g=^Q

PartL]54

Rkgimektal Calt.8.

ARMY SERVTCE CORPS.

J- 1 108 Maeliel's Metronome.

Bng\*>

Trumpet

:p=p: -7=5-

:±±: 5

SROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

J • —108 Maeliel'u Metronome.

3 *-—1-^-4-•—•-

ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS.

J. > 106 Maeliel's Metronome.

P SEE t*=*F

Part 2.]

55

Field Calls.

PART 2.

BUGLE.

FIELD CALLS.

I.—FIELD CALLS FOB MOUNTED CORPS.

No. 1. Charge.

J«=160.

-fr»

P —•-•-•—!— I—h~ t£t â^-gj-p— gjl

No. 2. Alarm.

J' =76.

Part 2.]

50

Fjeld Calls.

No. 3. Forward, or Advance.

fl=108.

Slgill^gi•

- t-.-. =1

No. 4. Walk.

J =108.

itl rpiz—

I

pr* pzrp: =t=rri*

No. 5. Trot.

= 108.

i>

4--i ! 1 Err i—•- -III'

—

h--ii —I—

No. 6. Gallop.

103.

—rrp—rrp:—F— i

—

f— r-

:zt=f?rrr=f=E:zrpzpnpzrprpz:-_i—h— i— i— I

—

•i—

'- '

i

—

jEzrprsrst=fr

nrt

Part 2.]

57

Field Calls.

No. 7. March.

j£EM

;q:

t~

No. 8. Halt.

J=108.

¥=SE

No. 9. Annul, or As You Were.

J =108.

E± 1 n—

!

1 L:=t=tC

(This Call is used to cancel any previous Order.)

No. 10. Troops Half-Right. (If repeated implies Troops RightWheel.)

= 103.

T^:

Part 2.]

58

Field Calls.

No. 11. Troops Half-Left. (If repeated implies Troops LeftWheel.)

= 108.

±f 1 1=^

No. 12. Form Line.

a- =76.

R-4r—•— -9—m—

\

- -O •- -o-

No. 13. Retire, or Troops Right (or Left) About Wheel, or (for

Artillery) Sub-Sections Right About Wheel.

(=108.

izEJip:-I— -r— t=tz

:±S:

zpzp:

-b-H—•- f^t^?-.

Part 2.]

59

Field Calls.

No. 14. Squadron Columns. (If, in Column of Troops, this Call is

sounded preceded by one " C,'' it implies to the Right ; if

preceded by two "Cs" it means to the Lekt.)

G=160.

sbk t:

No. 15. Pursue.

= 108.

-M-

:AP=£

:c>:

No. 16. Rally, or Close. (If followed by one " G " to the Right; if

followed by two " G-s " to the Left.)

108.

iS —

I

Part 2.]

60

Field Calls.

No. 17. Mass. (If preceded by one "C" to the Right; if preceded]

by two " Cs " to the Left.)

d-=76.

P3Z=z=PE

-Ar—B-\-—m—:o:n

No. 18. Attention.

= 108.

Hefe^ -

No. 19. March at Ease, or Sit at Ease.

= 103.

:ii_«_. £ffl±fc

-ii

—i—t— i— /- -a-1—m—•— "PXZ

Part 2.]

61

Field Calls.

So. 20. Stand to your Horses.

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Field Calls.

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63

Field Calls.

No. 28. Head of Column, or Heads of Columns, change directionHalf-Left. (If repeated this Call implies Head ofColumn, or Heads of Columns, change direction tothe Left.)

No. 29. Squadron Leaders—Right.

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Part 2.]

64

Field Galls.

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Part 2.]

65

Field Calls.

No. 34. Carry Swords, or Lances.

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Field Calls.

No. 38. Execute Orders Received.

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67

Field Calls.

No. 39. Brigade Calls—continued.

(d) Third Brigade.

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II.—FIELD CALLS FOP, INFANTRY ANDMOUNTED INFANTRY IN FIELDEXERCISE AND MANCEUVRE.

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69

Field Calls.

III.—FIELD CALLS FOR DISMOUNTED CORPS.

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Routine Calls.

PART 3.

ROUTINE CALLS.

I.—TRUMPET CALLS FOR HOUSEHOLDCAVALRY, CAVALRY OF THE LINE,

ROYAL ARTILLERY, ROYAL ENGINEERS(MOUNTED) AND ARMY SERVICE CORPSIN CAMP AND QUARTERS.

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71

Routine Cauls.

No. 47. Squadron Quartermaster-Serjeants.

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Artillery, Royal Engineers, and Army Service Corps.

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72

Routine Calls.

No. 51. Orderly Corporals.

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No. 53. Boot and Saddle—continued.

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No. 56. General Parade.

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75

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78

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79

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80

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No. 78. Flourish when Marching Past (for Mounted Parade only).

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84

Routine Calls.

No. 79. Salutes—continued.

(a) Royalty, or Viceroy—continued.

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Routine Calls.

No. 81. Salutes.

(c) Lieutenant-General, or Major-General.

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Salute for Guard.

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Routine Calls.

No. 83. Reveille—continued.

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No. 84. Retreat at Sunset (for Artillery only).

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No. 85. Watch Setting-

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No. 85. Watch Setting (1st Post)

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No. 86. Watch Setting (2nd Post).

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No. 86. Watch Setting (2nd Post)

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II.—BUGLE CALLS FOR INFANTRY, &c, ANDMOUNTED INFANTRY IN CAMP ANDQUARTERS.

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Royal Army Medical Corps.

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101

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113

Part 4.] Instructions for Trumpeters and Bdglers. [I.

PART 4.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR TRUMPETERS AND

BUGLERS.

I. -GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.

It is of the first importance that Serjeant Trumpetere,

Buglers, or Drummers should be able to sound correctly the

Calls on the Trumpet and Bugle, and understand so much of

the principles of music as will enable them to instruct Trum-

peters and Buglers in the system of tuition laid down.

The position of a Trumpeter or Bugler at practice should be

erect (as at " Attention "), shoulders square, head well up, the

instrument held with the right hand, nearly horizontal, the

mouthpiece firmly held to the centre of the lips ; but strong

pressure is to be avoided. A strong and good " Embouchure "

is thus obtained.

When sitting down for practice, lounging or stooping should

rot be allowed. The first practical effort of the beginner

should be directed to the Diamond Diagram.

The Bugle Calls should, as a rule, be played in wk quick time."

The forms of notes are shown in the table of "iNames of

the Signs of Duration," &c, and in the " Diamond Diagram "

pages 115-116 and 117. H'

114

Part 4.] Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglers.

" Bars.""Time."

'LedgerLinks."

'Sounds."

'Bugle."

The terms "Bars" and "Time" (or "Measure")

are explained in the " Diamond Diagram," and in the

" Table of Examples of the different Measures," pp.

118-119 and 120.

" Short" or " Ledger Lines" are sometimes added

co the' notes above and l:elow the stave, and serve

to extend the range and number of the notes.

The sounds of the Trumpet and Bugle are obtained

from various combinations of the notes shown in the

following Scales (see also page 117) :

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The notes are all " open," that is, obtained without

the aid of "piston," "slides," or "keys." Great

care is therefore required that a beginner be perfect

in the exercises on the first note before he is allowed

to practise those on other notes.

The Bugle is to be used at all times in the key

of B flat.

*TMs note " B(> " can be played on the Trumpet, but is

never used in the Trumpet Calls.

113

Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglers. [I.

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* This note Bb can be played on the Trumpet, but It is never used in theTrumpet Calls.

118

Part 4.] Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglers. [I.

No. 4 Diagram.

Examples of the different Measures.

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119

Part 4.] Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglero.

Three Eight Time.

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120

Pît 4.] Instructions foe Trumpeters and Buglers. [I.

Twelve Eight Timft,

Legato.For Bugle.

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used only on the first note of the slur.

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When a dot is placed beneath or above a note, it indicates

that the note or notes so marked are to be tongued in a smartcrisp manner.

121

Part 4.] Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglers. [II.

II.—EXERCISES FOR THE BUGLE.One Note Exercises.

Each One Note Exercise to be well understood and played

before going to the next.

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Paii; 4 .] Instructions for Trumpeters and Buglers. [II.

Having carefully practised the whole of the One Note

Exercises, now go through them again on the next note,

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