Just imagine that you could listen to the bugler who played THE CHARGE! (1 Viewer)

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Bob Neville

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Just imagine listening to the bugler who played THE CHARGE ...........ACTUALLY play it!!!!
How cool would that be?!?:rolleyes:
Well you can because I have tracked down a recording made in 1890 on the 2nd of August by Trumpeter Landfrey on a Edison brown wax cylinder!!
Landfrey was a bugler in the Light Brigade at the Battle of Balaklava, October 25, 1854, of the Crimean War. On this recording Landfrey plays a trumpet that was used at the Battle of Waterloo, June 18, 1815, of the Napoleonic Wars.
Click here to listen to him play this historic Charge!
Talk about technology bring history to life!
Watch out for the K&C figure of Trumpeter Landfrey being added to the collection!
Cheers
Bob
 
Wow, thanks Bob. Hearing that recording was very cool. To actually hear the real instrument played by some one of historical significance, what a thrill. History is often looking at someplace that is now peaceful and empty. Trying to imagine the events as they happened while looking at that empty and peaceful place is often very hard to comprehend.:) :) :)
 
Now that's different! very nice, by the way. a stroke of marketing genius! definately got me looking.
Ray
 
Thanks Bob: The bugle call sure was a historical event to be recorded in 1890.I did not know they had such a recording. Leadmen
 
Thanks Bob that was really something to hear....EXCELLENT....:) Reminds of the days I fought in Waterloo........



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