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 clarinet in Vaniety Fair
Author: Arthur 
Date:   2004-09-10 15:28

In a scene in the new movie, Vaniety Fair, I thought the clarinet palyer was using a Bohem system clarinet (Complete with wig and the rest of 1812 clothing). Would someone else watch for this? Why can't they get it right? Millions of dollars to get everything period appropiate and then have the wrong clarinet spoiled the whole scene for me. Would Price Valient or King Arthur use an M-16? Maybe there is a place in Hollywood for music instument expert at $1000 a day? Arthur
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Arthur 2004-09-10 15:28 
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