ROYAL MARINES SCHOOL of MUSIC Bugle Calls, Drum Salutes & Beatings
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ROYAL MARINES SCHOOL OF MUSIC Bugle Calls, Drum Salutes & Beatings 1 CONTENTS DUTY BUGLER ROUTINES 4 General Salute 10 Nancy Lee 19 Grog Call 10 National Anthem 19 BUGLE CALLS Guard Call 10 Prebrajensky Salute 19 CTCRM Call 5 Lights out 10 RAF General Salute 20 Depot Call 5 Men’s Meal Call 10 Ruffle 20 Plymouth Call 5 Markers Call/Sgts’ Dinner Call 11 Rule Britannia 20 Portsmouth Call 5 NCOs’ Call 11 RMSoM Call 5 Officers’ Call 11 Sunset 5 Officers’ Dinner Call 11 Last Post 6 Officers’ Dress for Dinner 11 Reveille 6 Orderly Room 12 Advance 7 Out Pipes/Cease Fire 12 Alert 7 Parade for Piquet 12 Annul/Belay 7 Quarter Call 12 Band Call 7 Rouse 12 Cable Party 7 Saluting Gun Crews 12 Carry On 7 Secure 12 Clear Lower Deck 7 Sick Parade 13 Close 8 Special Sea Duty Men 13 Commence 8 Stand Easy 13 Commodore’s Salute 8 Still 13 Cruising Stations 8 Warning for Parade 13 Defaulters 8 Dismiss 8 DRUM BEATINGS 14 Disperse 9 Divisions 9 DRUM SALUTES & BEATINGS Drummers or Buglers 9 Assembly 18 Extend 9 British Grenadiers 18 Fall In 9 C in C Salute 18 Fatigue Parade/Duty Hands 9 Drummers’ Call 18 Flying Stations 9 Garb of Auld Gaul 19 One ‘G’ 10 Iolanthe 19 3 DUTY BUGLER ROUTINES MORNING COLOURS LEAVING HARBOUR ROUTINE ROUTINE 0755 Prep. Flag goes up Special Sea Dutymen ‘5 mins to Colours Sir’ Cable Parties 0759 ‘1 min to Colours Sir’ Guard and Band Guard Shoulder Arms/Slope Arms Clear Lower Deck (Bugle ready) Extend 0800 Prep. Flag comes down Alert ‘Colours Sir’ Salute ‘Make it so’ Carry On 8 Bells Close or Disperse Alert Present Arms Cruising Stations General Salute Carry on as ordered MILITARY FUNERALS Notes: Fix bayonets – When a band is present the National Attention Anthem is played in place of the General Shoulder Arms/Slope Arms (Bugle Ready) Salute. Present Arms – For Evening Colours, Sunset is sounded, no Last Post guard is present and no bell is struck. Silence Reveille ENTERING HARBOUR ROUTINE QUARTER GUARD Special Sea Dutymen Fall in Right Guard Cable Parties Guard Right Dress, (Take a pace forward) Saluting Guns Crews Guard Dresses Guard and Band Eyes Front, SNCO returns Clear Lower Deck Bugler steps back after 4th pace Extend SNCO & Bugler dress on guard Alert Stand at Ease Commence On arrival of VIP Cease Fire Guard brought to attention Salute Shoulder Arms/Slope Arms (Bugle Ready) Carry On Alert One ‘G’ (Lower accommodation ladders) Present Arms Close or Disperse General Salute Carry On as ordered Note: – On an Aircraft Carrier, Flying Stations is sounded prior to entering the harbour. 4 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS CTCRM = 108 3 DEPOT = 108 PLYMOUTH = 108 PORTSMOUTH = 108 RMSoM = 108 SUNSET = 108 Not used when underway. 5 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS LAST POST Tempo Comodo At sea used only for burials. REVEILLE = 88 presto Used for calling the hands. Follows Last Post at Naval Funerals. 6 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS ADVANCE = 108 Also used as ‘Bathers enter the water’. ALERT = 108 Precedes all salutes. ANNUL/BELAY = 108 BAND CALL = 108 CABLE PARTY = 108 CARRY ON = 80 30 3 CLEAR LOWER DECK = 132 7 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS CLOSE = 132 COMMENCE = 108 COMMODORE’S SALUTE = 120 CRUISING STATIONS = 108 With one or more ‘G’s to indicate watch required. DefaultersDEFAULTERS = 92 (Followed by 1 'G' -Captain's Defaulters) (FollowedFollowed by by one 1 'G' ‘G’ -Commander's - Captain’s Defaulters, Defaulters) Followed by two ‘G’s - Commander’s Defaulters. DISMISS = 92 8 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS DISPERSE = 92 DIVISIONSDivisons = 120 Used(Used for for ‘Hands 'Hands fall fall in in byby Divisions’.Divisions'. Also used forfor 'Evening‘Evening Quarters'. Quarters’. DrummersDRUMMERS or Buglers OR BUGLERS = 108 q = 108 EXTEND = 108 Used at any time to extend men, such as ‘Man Ship’ FALL IN = 108 Fatgue Parade or Duty Hands FATIGUE PARADE OR DUTY HANDS = 108 (Followed by 'G's to indicate 1st or 2nd Duty Hands) Followed by ‘G’s to indicate 1st or 2nd Duty Hands. FLYING STATIONS 108 9 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS ONE ‘G’ Used as an ‘Executive’, eg. ‘Out lower boom’, ‘Lower Accommodation Ladders’ etc; as a warning for the approach of ‘Rounds’; also sounded a few minutes prior to ‘Watches for Exercise’. GENERAL SALUTE = 132 GROG CALL = 120 Followed by one ‘G’ - Limejuice GUARD CALL = 108 LIGHTS OUT = 116 Followed by the belay - Undarken Ship. MENS’ MEAL CALL = 120 1. 2. 10 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS MARKERS/SGTS’ DINNER CALL = 108 Followed by one ‘G’ - Right Markers. Followed by two ‘G’s - Left Markers. NCOs’ CALL = 108 Preceded by three ‘G’s - All NCOs. Followed by three ‘G’s - Coy. Sgts Major. OFFICERS’ CALL (followed by three ‘G’s in barracks) = 92 Followed by one ‘G’ - Officers Warned. Followed by two ‘G’s - Cable Officers. Followed by Three ‘G’s - Executive Officers. Followed by four ‘G’s - All Officers. OFFICERS DINNER CALL = 108 1. 2. 1. 2. OFFICERS DRESS FOR DINNER = 108 11 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS ORDERLY ROOM = 108 3 OUT PIPES/CEASE FIRE = 120 PARADE FOR PIQUET = 108 QUARTER CALL = 96 ROUSE = 90 3 Used for ‘Guard and Steerage’. SALUTING GUN CREWS = 92 SECURE = 108 Followed by ‘G’ - Return Arms. 12 ROYAL MARINES BUGLE CALLS SICK PARADE = 132 3 3 SPECIAL SEA DUTYMEN = 108 STAND EASY = 96 STILL = 100 WARNING FOR PARADE = 152 Followed by one ‘G’ - Shirtsleeves. Followed by two ‘G’s - Raincoats. Followed by Three ‘G’s - Greatcoats. 13 ROYAL MARINES DRUM BEATINGS STICKWORK KEY S/W = Stick Work U = Sticks Up D = Sticks Down STICKING Right Stick Right Stick Stick LeftLeft StickStick Left Stick STICKWORK ROUTINES Two Three Beat Rolls = 116 D U D U Eight Bars On Beat Routine = 116 q = 116 S/W U Sixteen Bars On Beat Routine = 116 q = 116 S/W U 14 ROYAL MARINES DRUM BEATINGS Eight Bars Off Beat Routine (8 OBR) = 116 q = 116 S/W U Sixteen Bars Off Beat Routine (16 OBR) = 116 q = 116 S/W S/W U Eight Bars Off Beat Roll Routine (8 OBRR) = 116 q = 116 S/W D S/W U Sixteen Bars Off Beat Roll Routine (16 OBRR) = 116 q = 116 S/W D S/W S/W D S/W U 15 ROYAL MARINES DRUM BEATINGS Eight Bars 6/8 Routine (8 6/8) = 116 S/W U Sixteen Bars 6/8 Routine (16 6/8) = 116 q. = 116 S/W 1. 2. U Eight Bars 6/8 Roll Routine (8 6/8 RR) = 116 q. = 116 S/W D S/W U Sixteen Bars 6/8 Roll Routine (16 6/8 RR) = 116 q. = 116 S/W 1. 2. D S/W U 16 ROYAL MARINES DRUM BEATINGS Eight Bars Off Beat Routine (Slow 4/4) (8 OBR) = 60 q = 60 S/W U Sixteen Bars Off Beat Routine (Slow 4/4) (16 OBR) = 60 q = 60 S/W U 17 SALUTES AND BEATINGS Assembly = 152 British Grenadiers = 116 1. 2. 1. 2. British Grenadiers (Advance in Review Order Royal Marines) = 116 q = 116 1. 2. C in C’s (Rule Britannia) Salute = 92 h = 92 Drummers’31 Call = 132 1. 2. 18 SALUTES AND BEATINGS Garb ofh Auld= 108 Gaul = 108 = 66 Iolantheq. = 132 Nancy Lee (Advance in Review Order Royal Navy) = 116 S/W D S/W D U National Anthem = 108 Preobrajensky Salute = 92 q = 200 1. 2. 19 Ruffle q = 172 SALUTESq. = 132 AND BEATINGS RAF Generalq. = 132 Salute = 80 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 60 1. 2. 60 1. 2. 3 3 3 3 Ruffle 3 3 3 3 = 152 Rule Britannia (Full) = 92 h = 92 3 8 20 NOTES 21 NOTES 22 For information about a carrer in the 15/451 Royal Marines Band Service, follow the link or call the number below: graphics graphics www.royalnavy.mod.uk/our-organisation/ 03456 00 37 77 navy the-fighting-arms/royal-marines ROYALMARINES.MOD.UK.