Even in the din of the chattering crowd present at the Wagah Border, the bugle’s sound is easily identifiable when the Pakistani flag is unfurled. Bugle players say that it is not just any melody but ...

"Taps" dates back to 1862 and originally was played to signal lights out. By 1891%2C "Taps" was a standard part of U.S. military funerals "Taps" has no official lyrics%2C but one of the most popular ...

There is a shortage of people players to play taps at military funerals. Funeral honor guards have increasingly used prerecorded versions often played in the speaker that fits inside a vehicle. The ...

GLOUCESTER TWP. - Twenty yards from a mourning military family, a lone bugler sounds taps, the military "lights out" bugle call some consider the most meaningful 24 notes in American musical history.

Tom Stapleton delivered The Last Post on a bugle at Dedham's remembrance service a century after it was last used at the event A bugle played during World War One by a soldier has been used to sound ...