bugle call "Taps"

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"Taps" is a solemn American military bugle call traditionally played at dusk, during flag ceremonies, and at military funerals to honor the fallen.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Taps 0
Taps (bugle call) in U.S. usage 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bugle call
military bugle call
associatedWith Memorial Day in the United States NERFINISHED
United States military tradition
Veterans Day in the United States NERFINISHED
military honors
co-arranger Oliver W. Norton NERFINISHED
composedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED
composedInYear 1862
composer Daniel Butterfield NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developedFrom Extinguish Lights
Scott Tattoo NERFINISHED
duration approximately one minute
firstUsedAt Harrison's Landing, Virginia NERFINISHED
firstUsedBy Army of the Potomac NERFINISHED
firstUsedDuring Peninsula Campaign GENERATED
hasAlternateName Butterfield's Lullaby NERFINISHED
Day is Done NERFINISHED
hasGenre ceremonial music
military music
hasKey B-flat major NERFINISHED
hasNoOfficialLyrics true
hasNumberOfNotes 24
hasTempo slow
hasTone mournful
reflective
solemn
languageOfTitle English
officiallyRecognizedBy United States Army NERFINISHED
performancePractice often played at military graveside services
usually played by a single bugler
performedAt dusk
flag-lowering ceremonies
memorial services
military funerals
military memorial ceremonies
purpose to honor the fallen
to mark the end of the day
to signal lights out
symbolizes end of the soldier's day
respect for deceased service members
typicalInstrument bugle
trumpet
usedBy United States Air Force
United States Armed Forces NERFINISHED
United States Army
United States Coast Guard NERFINISHED
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy

Referenced by (2)

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Daniel Butterfield composed bugle call "Taps"
Reveille bugle call hasOppositeFunctionTo bugle call "Taps"
subject surface form: Reveille (bugle call)
this entity surface form: Taps (bugle call) in U.S. usage