Every morning and night from my Condo I hear someone playing a bugle near Chang Klan Road.

Does anyone else hear this or know anything about it and why he does it?

Thanx

Is it this group?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pfCFU3Mqww

Is it this group?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pfCFU3Mqww

great video. some good glen miller on youtube too.

the bugle boy in chiang mai is at gawilla army camp.

the 5am reverie has often been a reminder to get off youtube and get to bed.

Is it this group?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pfCFU3Mqww

great video. some good glen miller on youtube too.

the bugle boy in chiang mai is at gawilla army camp.

the 5am reverie has often been a reminder to get off youtube and get to bed.

Those within the sound of the bugle, mosque and temple will certainly be early risers.

Don't feel bad.

My formerly quiet neighborhood out in the far west near CMU on Huay Kaew Rd. has turned into noise pollution hel_l.

We always had Moc Mol nightclub in the evenings. Bad Thai pop cr_p music till 1 AM.

But now Punna, a local developer, is building a major low-rise condo project across the street. Nothing like a pile driver pounding in building supports starting at 9 AM, and angle grinders, and steel mallets hitting concrete forms, and big trucks and earth moving equipment...you get the picture.

At some nearby trade school, they had the full drum ensemble pounding out some demented rhythm, accompanied by a huge chorus of female students screaming and shrilling like professional weepers at an Egyptian funeral. Simultaneously with the steel mallets, and the pile drivers and cement trucks. That was this morning.

I would give my eye teeth to hear a bugle, a lonely solemn bugle, doing reveille. If that was all I could hear in this tone deaf, karaoke noise addicted country.

Is it god music.

In my hometown, one of the most successful buskers was a guy with bagpipes. He would set up on a corner downtown amidst all the skyscrapers and play notes which would echo up and down the glass-and-concrete corridors in all directions. The thing was, he was terrible. I mean really *really* bad at it. And, inevitably, after about 15 minutes some businessman would get fed up, ride down from his corner office in the sky and pay the busker $20 to shut up for a while.

In my hometown, one of the most successful buskers was a guy with bagpipes. He would set up on a corner downtown amidst all the skyscrapers and play notes which would echo up and down the glass-and-concrete corridors in all directions. The thing was, he was terrible. I mean really *really* bad at it. And, inevitably, after about 15 minutes some businessman would get fed up, ride down from his corner office in the sky and pay the busker $20 to shut up for a while.

Yeah, I knew someone like that once. We all had a 'whip 'round' to provide him with enough dosh to go and study music in Vienna... or Paris...or .... anywhere.

CHangklan's an awfully long road, dude. Maybe you could give us a landmark and you might get a better answer. SOme people use cross-streets, Thais like to use big trees or 7-11's. Anything like that would help.

There is no way he is hearing Kawilla Army Camp on Thannon Chang Klan. He would have to have amazing hearing!

Out north of town a few kilometers where I slumber with windows open, I faintly hear a similar bugle call two or three times a day. It's coming from the military camp along side Highway 107. I like it.

Is this what you are hearing?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czHqZFL7rKY