CINCINNATI --- He heard it all in his head: The drum-bursts like distant bombs, and then the somber trumpet fanfare, played seamlessly in unison by three trumpeters. Horns, trombones and tuba joined ...
He heard it all in his head: The drum-bursts like distant bombs, and then the somber trumpet fanfare, played seamlessly in unison by three trumpeters. Horns, trombones and tuba joined in a display of ...
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It has the air of a boxing match with a rowdy and expectant crowd. On the left, one trumpeter appears, on the right, another. They eye each other up and as you are distracted by the musical phrases ...
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In case you hadn’t heard, there are a whole lot of trumpeters in town this week. They launched the International Trumpet Guild’s 41st annual conference Tuesday evening with a record-breaking ...
FORT McPHERSON, Ga. Jan. 28, 2010 -- The official fanfare ensemble for the President of the United States, The U.S. Army Herald Trumpets, will join the Army Ground Forces Band for a free concert at ...
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