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849:Rifle Corps
766:within the
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514:Reconquista
364:notes, and
331:Keyed bugle
2889:Categories
2817:Roman tuba
2746:Embouchure
2729:Didgeridoo
2486:Brass band
2435:Pedal tone
2425:Mouthpiece
2420:Embouchure
2372:Sousaphone
2367:Trombonium
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1962:Contrabass
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1368:societies.
1318:13 January
1239:Sachs 1940
1118:References
1057:Kent bugle
966:Variations
889:in Canada
864:or above.
841:The Rifles
823:bugle call
814:media help
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751:Bugle call
703:Mehterhâne
688:felttrumet
649:felttrumet
495:Roman tuba
460:cor buglèr
370:embouchure
205:423.121.22
120:April 2019
90:newspapers
2849:Tochacatl
2807:Post horn
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2675:Bukkehorn
2479:Ensembles
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875:Last Post
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607:, France.
565:post horn
440:See also
347:signaling
280:Post horn
216:Developed
191:Aerophone
156:Bugle in
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2680:Chazozra
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2048:Trombone
1987:Firebird
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376:History
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265:Clarion
104:scholar
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