Have you ever heard of a bugle?!
Question: and i don't mean the chip. i think it might be a bird or a lighthouse. i'm reading a poem about a guy on a beach and he hears a "bugle blow". i'm asking u guys cause us P&S ppl tend to know a wide variety of useless but interesting facts
Answers: and i don't mean the chip. i think it might be a bird or a lighthouse. i'm reading a poem about a guy on a beach and he hears a "bugle blow". i'm asking u guys cause us P&S ppl tend to know a wide variety of useless but interesting facts
To hear a "bugle blow" means one senses the nearness of one's own demise.
I thought that it was an instrument...
''he's the boogie woogie bugle boy of company b''
it is an instrument. Have you ever heard of people playing Taps? This is the instrument you hear
I used to play it in the scouts.
It's a brass musical instrument.
No I have not
A bugle is a horn instrument. You blow into it. A tuba is a horn insturment, but WAY larger and a bit different. A trombone is also a horn instrument. Thanks for the compliment on my knowledge by the way. : )
What other usless but interesting facts would you like to know?
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a horn
The chips are wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better!
A bugle is one of the simplest brass instruments; it is essentially a small natural horn with no valves.
only on TV.
A bugle is a horn without keys (that would be present on a trumpet). The tones are achieved through controlling embouchure.
yes, it's like a trumpet but smaller