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The brass instruments were used to signal in battle and other things. The tubae sounded the charge and the retreat and the changing of the guard. The cornu signaled the motions and the movement of the standards in battle. The tubae and cornu sounded together in action. There was also a buccina only used in the presence of the legate of the legion and for a soldier's execution.

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The Roman cornu was a brass instrument used by the Roman army for commanding troops in battle It falls under the instrument classification of?

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