1810s 英国黄铜乐队来自拿破仑战争的士兵 与煤矿开采者的信仰相反 1810s British brass bands originated from Napoleonic Wars soldiers, contrary to coal miners belief.

剑桥大学的一项研究显示,英国的黄铜乐队起源于拿破仑战争的士兵,挑战了1830年代1850年代煤矿工创立的这种信念。 A University of Cambridge study reveals that Britain's brass bands originated from soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars, challenging the belief that they were founded by coal miners in the 1830s-1850s. 研究表明,军事音乐家在1810年代建立了第一批乐队,从1820年代开始,退伍军人组成非军事团体。 The research indicates that military musicians established the first bands in the 1810s, with veterans forming non-military groups from the 1820s onward. 这一新的观点强调了黄铜乐队与英国军事历史之间的重要历史和文化联系。 This new perspective emphasizes the significant historical and cultural connections between brass bands and Britain's military past.