Fanfare Trumpets
As Played By The US Army Band "Pershing's Own" Herald Trumpets
MODEL |
DESCRIPTION |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
1123 |
Eb Soprano Fanfare Trumpet - .453" Bore;
4 7/8" Bell; 1st Slide Trigger |
Silver plate only, case sold separately |
1100 |
Bb Melody Fanfare Trumpet - .460" Bore; 4 7/8"
Bell; 1st Slide Trigger |
Silver plate only, case sold separately |
1160 |
Bb Tenor Fanfare Trumpet - .484"
Bore; 5¾" Bell |
Silver plate only, case sold separately |
1180 |
G Bass Fanfare Trumpet - Three Valves; .515" Bore; 6" Bell |
Silver plate only, case sold separately |
1190 |
Bb Bass Fanfare Trumpet - Four Valves; .580" Bore;
6" Bell; (4th Rotary Valve in .593") |
Silver plate only, case sold separately |
These fine brasswinds feature one piece brass bells, hand-fitted slides and Monel pistons and bright silver plate finish. Kanstul Musical Instruments is the proud and exclusive supplier of brasswinds to The United States Army Band "Pershing's Own" Herald Trumpets. This elite fanfare unit represents the pinnacle of American pageantry and performance. The Army Herald Trumpets have performed for presidents, prime ministers and royalty, in addition to ceremonial fanfares for Superbowl XXXIX, the Olympic Games and for the United Nations.
Kanstul Musical Instruments has also supplied instruments to the Canadian Forces, including the Naden Band of Maritime Forces Pacific Fanfare Trumpets. Additional fanfare trumpets made by Kanstul have been presented to the King of Malaysia at his ascension to the throne last year; and to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in honor of her Golden Jubilee in 2002..
Kanstul Fanfare Trumpets
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Service Bugle
Bb Model shown with optional tabard rings.
MODEL |
DESCRIPTION |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
Bb |
"Boyscout" Bugle - .460" Bore;
4 7/8" Bell; Options include choice of water key and choice of finish - clear lacquer or bright silver plate. Tabard rings are available for an additional charge. Accepts standard trumpet shank mouthpiece. |
Case and mouthpiece sold separately |
G |
"Boyscout" Bugle - .460" Bore; 4 7/8"
Bell; Options include choice of water key and choice of finish - clear lacquer or bright silver plate. Tabard rings are available for an additional charge. Accepts standard trumpet shank mouthpiece. |
Case and mouthpiece sold separately |
Kanstul bugles are the choice of top military service units in the United States. The US Marines use Kanstul bugles in the key of G at the Marine Barracks Washington, and these are the first valveless bugles used at the historic "8th & I" since the Korean War. Kanstul bugles are also used by the Maryland National Guard Honor Guard, Blue Eagles Total Force Honor Guard at March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, California, and by many members of the all-volunteer organization Bugles Across America.
Special bugles were commissioned by The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band of Texas A&M University. These "Ceremonial Bugles" are used in the elite "Bugle Rank" by senior cadets.
Coach Horns
Bb Model shown (approximately 52" in length).
MODEL |
DESCRIPTION |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
Bb |
52" (approximate) - 3 3/4" diameter bell and medium large bore; Options include choice of finish - clear lacquer or bright silver plate. Tabard rings and full-diameter bell are additional options, and available for an additional charge. Accepts standard trumpet shank mouthpiece. |
Mouthpiece sold separately, no case available |
C |
48" (approximate) - 3 3/4" diameter bell and medium large bore; Options include choice of finish - clear lacquer or bright silver plate. Tabard rings and full-diameter bell are additional options, and available for an additional charge. Accepts standard trumpet shank mouthpiece. |
Mouthpiece sold separately, no case available |
Kanstul coach horns are used at racetracks around the world to play the "Call to the Post", signalling the beginning of each race. These fine instruments are also often used by Horn Sounders to signify special events from the Hebrew calendar. In 2002, Kanstul Musical Instruments was commissioned by the World Coaching Club to build a specially engraved coach horn to be presented to Queen Elizabeth II in honor of her Golden Jubilee. We're told that the Queen was so taken with the instrument that she carried it with her and later displayed it as a centerpiece at the Royal Dinner that evening. As well, Kanstul coach horns can be found decorating Sleeping Beauty's Castle at Hong Kong Disneyland.
Our good friend Jay Cohen, the bugler at Santa Anita and Hollywood Park has performed the Call to the Post over 80,000 times in his career, much of it on either a Kanstul coach horn, or one of Kanstul's Model 910 Herald Trumpets.
Additional options would be alternate keys such as D or Eb, and bells of copper or bronze.
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