Logier's, Introduction to the Art of playing on the Royal Kent Bugle. Illustrated with appropriate examples of fingering also general rules for acquiring a good embouchre [sic] to which are prefixed forty-two lessons in various keys, etcAt I. B. Logier's Music Saloon, 1813 |
Common terms and phrases
1st finger 4th finger acquire Allegretto Andante BASS HORNS BASSOON blowing breath Bugle Music call'd clapper Common Bugle Contains Cres f Crotchet &C Demisemiquaver Diminuendo DUETT EMBOUCHRE encreasing endeavour equal escapes improperly female voice FLATS and NATURALS following Examples French Horn gentle pressure HOLDING THE INSTRUMENT Instru IRISH AIR jerk joint KEYED INSTRUMENTS Keys played Learner hold Left Hand Legati LET the Pupil Logier's Intro LOGIER'S INTRODUCTION Major F ment MILITARY BANDS Military Gentlemen Minim Minor G mode modulation Mouth Piece Music Saloon observe occasioned PATENT KENT BUGLE Performer PLAIN ditto Play'd prefixed press'd produce Pupil begin Quavers &c QUICK MARCH RELATIVE MINORS Right hand ROYAL PATENT KENT Sackville SAVE the KING SCALE screw Semibreve Semiquaver SHARPS side Six Keys sound a half Stave Swell Swell Swell thereby become third finger thumb Tone or Semitone tongue Treatise TRIO TROMBONES upper lip VARIOUS KEYS Wind Instruments