Tuesday at 03:26 AM4 days I think I posted this one in the past, however, whether I did or not doesn’t matter… lolI wrote this arrangement something like 2 years ago. At that time, after having decided to revisit it, I believe I wasn’t all that great with harmonies. I’ve decided to re-voice the chords in this score, and have utilized some of my new playback sounds to create a much better listening experience with this one. Let me know what yall think. I believe I’ve been able to embody the patriotism, and somber nature of what the bugle call Taps was written for. taps.mp3 taps.pdf
Tuesday at 04:31 AM3 days Excellent ..................You Cannot improve on "Perfection"...............no alteration needed,or required
Tuesday at 12:14 PM3 days Hello @UncleRed99 The slow, rich underlaying brass lines provide rich harmonic counterpoint to the trumpet tap part. It so somber, yet so bittersweet. I can imagine this being played when they lower solider down in his grave. So sad but needed at the correct moment. Sometimes, music is there to remind that death is always tragic, but it brings a peaceful closure to one's man heroic journey.
2 hours ago2 hr Hi @UncleRed99 !On 8/4/2026 at 11:26 AM, UncleRed99 said:I think I posted this one in the past, however, whether I did or not doesn’t matter… lolI forget either lol!I really like this one. It sounds so solemn and very proper for the theme. Thx for sharing!Henry
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