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Re: Bugel =?= Bugle

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Subject: Re: Bugel =?= Bugle
From: Jacob Bakker <jabakker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 11:03:41 METDST
In-reply-to: <12201@smsltd.demon.co.uk>; from "Nigel Horne" at Aug 30, 95 8:56 am
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<?!> 
<?!> I'm not sure. From what I've read here a Dutch 'bugle' from a fanfare band
<?!> has valves. Is that not the case? A British bugle has no valves.
<?!> 

The Dutch "bugel" definitely *is* the English "Flugel Horn".
So it has valves, is pitched in Bb, and so on.
In some fanfare-orchestra's, there is also a soprano-bugle
in Eb (also 3 valves). But also the Eb-soprano cornet is
part of a lot of fanfare-orchestras.

Kind regards,

--
Jacob

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- Re: Bugel =?= Bugle
  - From: Nigel Horne

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