Bugler's Holiday

The United States Army Band, Pershing's Own Trumpet Section, The U.S. Army Fife and Drum Corps Trumpeters, Jens Lindemann, Thomas Hooten, and Wiff Rudd perform Bugler's Holiday with The United States Army Band, Pershing's Own at the 2012 National Trumpet Competition at George Mason University

[mellowbassman]

Holy CRAP, that's fast!! I've NEVER heard it that FAST and that CLEAN!!

[hunter-fxpg]

Just listening to this makes my tongue hurt.

[Anahiem]

There can never be too many trumpets. :D

[MikeWeiner]

Ladies and gents, it doesn't get better than that!

[ECF]

I remember listioning to this on the radio as a small child in the 50's.

[dr.doublelift]

This is what any trumpet player should strive to be.

[allenrussell]

I haven't played that in over forty years.... Why do I still know every note?😂

[ItalianOrlando]

This brings back memories from playing this in band over 50 years ago!!

[TromboneKH]

this is one of the greatest recordings of this piece that I've heard, and I've seen it live.

[peggymcintosh]

When you're good, you're good. And when you're REALLY REALLY good, you're these folks! Bravo to the US Army Band!

[garybergfield]

This is by far the very best version of this song. Very well done.... Excellent

[harrysmoker]

This is meant as an exceedingly high compliment - LISTEN TO THOSE “BAND NERDS” GO! I can’t stop listening to this. Band Nerds Rule.

[Anonymous]

I LOVE THIS. AND I AM PLAYING IT IN A TRIO. THIS WILL BE DIFFICULT TO CONQUER.

[bradengraham]

Those woodwind flourishes in the background are INSANE!

[taitholloway]

Playing this for solo and ensemble as a trio. This is gonna be interesting

[mkshffr]

What is most amazing is how that many can articulate so accurately and precisely together. Bravo!

[kdhaws]

I loved hearing that! My mother bought me a trumpet when I was 8 years old when my dad was overseas in the Air Force. I played it until I was blue in the lips. I loved playing that horn. When I was 12 years old I played bugler's Holiday on a large family party. I'm sure it didn't sound much like that. :-)
Thank you so much for posting. Fantastic!

[edd.]

I played this in our high school band many years ago. But we ain't never sounded like this! You have to "triple-tongue", which for obvious reasons here, is not an easy thing to do! This is the best I've ever heard it done.

[KIMKIJU-SAXOPHONE]

Very nice
awesome
great
wonderful
Thank you for the best footage
I am a saxophonist in Korea
And I was in the brass band of the Republic of Korea Marine Corps

[ccampbell]

Triple tonguing...amazing skill!
My brother played this back in 1970 during his senior year in HS.