An Introductory History of the Bugle From its Early Origins to the Present Day

History of the Bugle – Bibliography and Sources

• USAMHI, Music – Bugles, A Working Bibliography (Reference Branch dv Dec 87)

• Curt Sachs, Musical Instruments (W.W. Norton & Co. Inc.)

• Anthony Baines, Brass Instruments: Their History and Development (Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1981)

• Edward Tarr, The Trumpet (Amadeus Press, Portland, Oregon,1988)

• Nathan C. Lombard, The Trumpeters’ Manual (John Worley Company, Boston, Mass.,1910)

• Stanley Sadie, The New Grove Dictionary of Music And Musicians (Macmillian Publishers LTD, London, 1980)

• Cesare Bendinelli, The Entire Art of Trumpet Playing, 1614, Complete English Translation and Critical Commentary by Edward H. Tarr (The Brass Press, Nashville, Tennessee, 1975

• Allan J. Ferguson, Trumpets, Bugles and Horns in North America 1750-1815 (Military Historian & Collector, Vol. XXXVI, Spring 1984)

• Philip Bate, The Trumpet and Trombone (Ernest Benn Limited, London, 1966)

• Reine Dahlqvist, The Keyed Trumpet and Its Greatest Virtuoso, Anton Weidinger (The Brass Press, Nashville, Tennessee, 1975)

A more comprehensive bibliography can be found at the end of 24 Notes That Tap Deep Emotions. For more information or to order a
copy for $15.00, contact me.

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