The Last Post

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The Last Post is a solemn bugle call traditionally played at military funerals and remembrance ceremonies to honor fallen soldiers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bugle call
military ceremonial music
associatedWith Anzac Day NERFINISHED
Armistice Day NERFINISHED
Australian Defence Force NERFINISHED
British Army NERFINISHED
Canadian Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Commonwealth military traditions
New Zealand Defence Force NERFINISHED
Remembrance Day NERFINISHED
war memorial services
followedBy Reveille in many ceremonies NERFINISHED
follows the minute of silence in many remembrance ceremonies
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of military sacrifice
symbol of remembrance in Commonwealth countries
hasFunction calling soldiers to remember the fallen
signalling that the day’s fighting is over
hasGenre ceremonial music
military music
hasMood mournful
reflective
hasTempo slow
hasTone solemn
isPartOf British and Commonwealth remembrance rituals
language instrumental
notablePerformanceLocation Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres NERFINISHED
originatedIn British Army camp duty calls of the 18th–19th centuries
performedAt daily ceremony at the Menin Gate Memorial in Ypres
performedWith bugle
trumpet
playedBy ceremonial trumpeters
military bands
military buglers
requires solo brass performer
symbolizes closure at the end of battle
final rest of soldiers
typicalContext flag-lowering ceremonies
laying of wreaths
moments of silence
typicalEvent military funeral services
national remembrance ceremonies
typicalLocation military cemeteries
war memorials
usedFor honouring fallen soldiers
military funerals
remembrance ceremonies
signalling the end of the day in military contexts

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Reveille bugle call contrastedWith The Last Post
subject surface form: Reveille (bugle call)
this entity surface form: Last Post (bugle call)
Reveille bugle call follows The Last Post
subject surface form: Reveille (bugle call)
this entity surface form: Last Post (bugle call) in many remembrance ceremonies
Last Post bugle call hasTitle The Last Post