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The trumpets had only one valve and were the forerunner of the three valve trumpet in use today. Traditionally a trumpeter from within the Band is on duty 24 hours a day to sound the same calls that were played when the regiment was first formed. Every person in the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment is expected to know the calls and the times they are sounded.
 
From 1820 to 1905 the Band was under the direction of Bandmasters (Warrant Officers). From 1905 the Senior Bandmaster of the three Household Cavalry Regiments, C.W.H Hall, was commissioned Lieutenant to the Second Regiment of Life Guards and was their first Director of Music. He retired in 1922 when the 1st and 2nd Life Guards were amalgamated and was followed by:

1922 - 1926 Lieutenant H E Eldridge  
1959 - 1970 Major W G Jackson 
1926 - 1931 Lieutenant W G Gibson 
1931 - 1938 Lieutenant S S Smith  
1938 - 1959 Lt. Col A Lemoine 
1959 - 1970 Major W G Jackson 
1970 - 1984 Major A J Richards 
1984 - 1989 Major J C McColl 
1989 - 1997 Major C J Reeves 
1997 - 2002 Major M J Torrent 
2002 - 2005 Major D W Cresswell 
2005 - 2008 Major R Pennington 
2008 - June 2011 Captain K L Davies 
2011 - present - Captain P Wilman
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National Council on Archives, Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997</Conventions>
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