The Gold Ribbon
Campers learn to play traditional calls on the bugle, keeping alive a rich camp tradition. From morning reveille to evening taps, this activity fosters rhythm, discipline, and an appreciation for music’s role in daily life.

Bugling is more than just playing an instrument; it is a tradition that keeps the rhythm of camp life alive. Campers develop musical discipline, rhythm, and timing as they learn the classic calls that signal different moments of the day. Mastering the bugle fosters confidence and a deep appreciation for the role of music in tradition and community.

Campers progress from learning individual bugle calls to performing full sequences with confidence and clarity. Through practice and guidance, they refine their technique, mastering the breath control and embouchure required for a clear, resonant sound. As they gain confidence, they take on the responsibility of signaling important camp moments, embracing their role in keeping tradition alive.

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