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I am confused. I see several positions holding the bugel playing taps. Some with right hand, left hand & both hands. Also holding the bugle at attention position, right hand & left hand. Which is correct? My understanding is after taps you are to render a hand salute. If holding with right hand, you would have to switch hands to salute. If left hand, just simply return to attention position and render with right hand. Is there a right or wrong way?
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Raymond Keel