Philippe also brought along musicians - mainly trumpeters and drummers - to scare the enemy. Even then, French music was known to terrify the English.
In a strategic move, Philippe included musicians, particularly trumpeters and drummers, in his efforts to intimidate adversaries. This approach highlights the effectiveness of sound in warfare, showcasing how music could serve as a psychological weapon against the enemy.
Historically, French music has had a reputation for instilling fear in English forces, demonstrating the cultural power of sound on the battlefield. The inclusion of musicians by Philippe illustrates a creative tactic in warfare, as described in Stephen Clarke's book, "1000 Years of Annoying the French."
