The Military Band - Regimental Drum Major Association

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DAILY SUNDAY FIRST CALL FIRST CALL REVEILLE REVEILLE ASSEMBLY ASSEM1BLY MESS CALL (morning) }MESS CALL (morning) SICK CALL * CHURCH CALL DRILL CALL * ASSEMBLY ASSM1BLY MNESS CALL (noon) FIRST SERGEANTS CALL * FIRST CALL (Retreat) OFFICERS CALL * ASSEMBLY RECALL * RETREAT IAIL CALL * TO THE COLOR MESS CALL (noon) MESS CALL (evening) DRILL CALL * TATTOO ASSEMBLY CALL TO QUARTERS RECALL * TAPS GUARD MOUNT FORMATION ** RETREAT FORMATION ** FIRST CALL FIRST CALL GUARD MOUNTING ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY ADJUTANT'S CALL (parade only) 'ADJUTANT'S CALL RETREAT NESS CALL (evening) TATTOO TAPS * Optional ** When scheduled CALL TO QUARTERS TC THE COLOR Figure 55. Daily sequence of bugle calls. 75
76 a. FIRST CALL Quick 1 to a bar- b. DRILL CALL Moderato c. GUARD MOUiNTING Bri skly d. ATTENTION Very Quick 0) 1 ' Ir a3 3 3 Figure 56. Warning calls.
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Copy 3: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY FIEL
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Section I. P
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experience is advantageous and comp
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istration of supply procedures. The
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The drummer should have a dependabl
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CHAPTER 3 THE CONCERT BAND Section
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CHAPTER 4 STAGE BAND, ENSEMBLE, AND
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CHAPTER 5 THE MARCHING BAND Section
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I~·- o FRONT RANK BANDMASTER BANDS
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cutes a right face, and proceeds to
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(1) Diagonal position CSTEPS 1 7 SE
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