I can also remember his sense of outrage when, at another base we lived on, taps played by a flesh-and-blood bugler was replaced with a recording.
But the bugler had been unfamiliar with that piece of music.
When Wolves' shushing then booing could not stop it, the bugler jumped in early with the Last Post.
This understated, tender novel imagines an elderly Thomas Hardy's unrequited fascination with Gertie Bugler, the woman whose mother was the inspiration for the heroine of "Tess of the d'Urbervilles".
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Rather than attract attention, he ducked behind a tree and chatted for a while with a military bugler who was there to play "Taps".
On summer nights, my father would get his bugle and walk across the street and play taps as a duet with the Army bugler, and I can still remember lying awake listening to him.
I recall him telling me how proud he was when my grandfather finally agreed to let him play taps as a duet with the squadron bugler at lights out and cavalry funerals.
Its five releases to date include Madteo's slurring Bugler Gold Pt 1, complete with decaying vocals and the producer's portrait on the cover; Blawan's renowned and revered His He She & She EP; and, most recently, Barnt's gloriously ricocheting His Name.
A keen member of the local sea cadets, Ball became a bugler, setting in train his eventual love affair with the trumpet.
