Flugle-Bugle I

austrian alpine piece called JODLER // info: in these clips we (christian performed the brilliant fantasy in flugle-bugle III and i played the carnival in flugle-bugle IV) are testing the worischek #jazz flue-b# (and that's the reason why we made those clips) - a good instrument and it looks great - just google for details
(btw: it was the first time that we tried those pieces on perinet-instruments and as you can hear it´s a little bit difficult for rotary players like us to play fast phrases on those horns).
but normally both of us use the rotary horns of the viennese manufacturer #votruba# (nickel-silver and gold-brass versions) as you can see in flugle-bugle I and II...great instruments (trumpet and fluegelhorn)!!

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• flügelhorn
• flugelhorn
• bugle
• trumpet
• trompete
• christian
• wieder
• karl
• acs
• duett
• blasmusik
• jodler
• blechhaufn

[trumpetofyhvh]

Lovely

[flugel76]

@u2b83 is 100% correct. We don't see that level of correct info on Youtube often, so kudos!

[mazbraz]

Bärig blosn Burschn...

[u2b83]

No difference, except that the left bugle has piston valves and the right bugle has rotary valves. The confusion in bugle ?= flugle is an unfortunate mishap in American naming. The French are the only ones who got it right: Bugle==Flugel, and valveless signal horn (which US calls "bugle") is really called "Clarion".

[pianomom63]

Good performance. This will show the class the differences between a flugle horn and a bugle.

[kalamar73]

Nice. Greeting from sunny side of Alps.

[theDeitz]

Great, I am pleased to see that one of you had a bugle ;)