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Episode 35 is our great conversation with Dr. Ralph Dudgeon, keyed bugle performer and researcher. We talk about the history of the keyed bugle, notable performers in the 19th and 20th centuries, Dr. Dudgeon’s recording and research projects, and thoughts on historical music in today’s musical culture.
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Music in this episode comes from Our Musical Past from the Library of Congress, Music for Keyed Bugle by Ralph Dudgeon, and Antique Brasses by the London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble.
Episode Structure:
2:20 - Dr. Dudgeon's musical background
15:42 - How Dr. Dudgeon got interested in historical instruments
18:57 - Dr. Dudgeons beginnings on the keyed bugle
24:30 - Keyed bugle performers in the 20th century
26:47 - History of the keyed bugle
32:29 - Difference between keyed trumpets and keyed bugles
35:38 - Public reception of the keyed bugle and notable makers
44:35 - More 19th century keyed bugler performers
47:55 - Music for the keyed bugle
50:19 - Information about Ned Kendall, 19th century keyed bugle player
51:53 - Musical example "Wood Up Quickstep"
1:00:04 - Musical example "Adagio and Polonaise"
1:01:37 - Dr. Dudgeon's instrument collection
1:09:00 - Current reproductions of keyed bugles
1:11:35 - Thoughts on what value historical music has in today's musical world
1:17:46 - Advice for people wanting to learn keyed bugle
1:20:39 - Where you can find Dr. Dudgeon's books and recordings
1:26:33 - Featured Album: Antique Brasses, London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble
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Episode 35 is our great conversation with Dr. Ralph Dudgeon, keyed bugle performer and researcher. We talk about the history of the keyed bugle, notable performers in the 19th and 20th centuries, Dr. Dudgeon’s recording and research projects, and thoughts on historical music in today’s musical culture.
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Music in this episode comes from Our Musical Past from the Library of Congress, Music for Keyed Bugle by Ralph Dudgeon, and Antique Brasses by the London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble.
Episode Structure:
2:20 - Dr. Dudgeon's musical background
15:42 - How Dr. Dudgeon got interested in historical instruments
18:57 - Dr. Dudgeons beginnings on the keyed bugle
24:30 - Keyed bugle performers in the 20th century
26:47 - History of the keyed bugle
32:29 - Difference between keyed trumpets and keyed bugles
35:38 - Public reception of the keyed bugle and notable makers
44:35 - More 19th century keyed bugler performers
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50:19 - Information about Ned Kendall, 19th century keyed bugle player
51:53 - Musical example "Wood Up Quickstep"
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1:09:00 - Current reproductions of keyed bugles
1:11:35 - Thoughts on what value historical music has in today's musical world
1:17:46 - Advice for people wanting to learn keyed bugle
1:20:39 - Where you can find Dr. Dudgeon's books and recordings
1:26:33 - Featured Album: Antique Brasses, London Gabrieli Brass Ensemble
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