The Keyed Bugle

This work is the definitive source for information on the keyed bugle's history, literature, and technique. Chapters consist of: The Keyed Bugle in Europe, The Keyed Bugle in the United States, The Revival, Methods, Literature, Performance Practice, Performers, Makers and Sellers, and a final chapter on Acoustics Construction Styles. The book includes a bibliography, index, 71 illustrations and over 25 pages of musical examples.

Ralph T. Dudgeon is professor of music at State University of New York at Cortland.

Preface to the Second Edition	vii
Preface to the First Edition	ix
Acknowledgments	xiii
Keyed Brass Chronology	xvii
Illustrations and Musical Examples	xix
Pitch Designations, Names, and Abbreviations	xxiii
Chapter 1. The Keyed Bugle in Europe	1	(56)
Chapter 2. The Keyed Bugle in the United States	57	(52)
Chapter 3. The Revival	109	(28)
Chapter 4. Methods	137	(24)
Chapter 5. Literature	161	(54)
Chapter 6. Performance Practice	215	(26)
Chapter 7. Performers	241	(24)
Chapter 8. Keyed Bugle Makers and Sellers	265	(36)
Chapter 9. Acoustics and Construction	301	(48)
Bibliography	349	(16)
Index	365	(6)
About the Author	371

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