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 Clarinet in ut
Author: clarinet713 
Date:   2003-05-26 16:40

Clarinet in ut means clarinet in c-is that correct?

Thanks



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 Re: Clarinet in ut
Author: mnorswor 
Date:   2003-05-26 16:46

Correct!

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 Re: Clarinet in ut
Author: javier garcia m 
Date:   2003-05-26 18:33

clarinet713, for western music there are two main notation systems; anglo-saxon, with letters C, D, E and so on; and latin with Do, Re, Mi and so on.
originally, this system was Ut, Re, Mi, ... but actually Ut is used only on french speaking countries.

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 Running the Gam"ut"
Author: David 
Date:   2003-06-01 00:45

http://www.randomhouse.com/wotd/index.pperl?date=19990326

Have a read at that. Now that's what I call a roundabout way and an half of arriving at a commonly used phrase or saying...

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