The shape and function of the bugle:
Military The shape of the horn is very simple. There are only two bends from the mouthpiece to the volume diffusion port, and from the second bend, through the first bend to the mouthpiece, the diameter of the copper tube is basically the same. Therefore, the overtones played by the bugle range from low to high, ranging from about seven to more than a dozen. Since the bugle is an instrument used to summon troops, it has many modes of blowing in the military, such as: wake-up call, departure call, emergency assembly call, lights-out call, call-off call, meal call, class call, and end-of-class call There are various forms of playing such as bugle, nap bugle, late roll call, rest bugle, assembly bugle, prevention and control bugle, and charge bugle. In short, everything about the soldiers is within the command scope of the bugle.
How to express the bugle:
As a Brass instruments, due to their metal material and characteristics, are often used in art painting exercises and creations, serving as one of the painted scenes, such as oil paintings of still life sketches, still life creations, and character creations that express military life. Etc., the artistic image of military trumpets may appear. In the introduction of this chapter, we will only give a brief introduction to the simple expression method of the bugle.
The simple expression method of the bugle is divided into the following steps: The first step of the expression method is the conventional composition positioning. Since it is conventional , so I won’t go into details here. The second step of the expression method is to draw the large-scale and main structures. In this step, the painter is required to use a lighter pen and a smaller force to draw the large-scale and main structures. The third step of the expression method is to perform a simple representation. In this step, we first start with the mouthpiece of the bugle, and then draw the brass part of the bugle, so a simple picture of the bugle is presented. .
