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 Re: Lorée Oboes - Royal vs. Royale...
Author: EuGeneSee 
Date:   2006-08-31 18:37

Then those good old French clarinets get called all sort of names: Boo-fay,
Boo-fet, Buh-fay, Buh-fit, Buh-fet, etc., and with the accent on either syllable. But then, I'm from the Ozarks and still struggle with English.

By the way, if a cors anglais is neither a horn nor English, where did it get that nom de plume? Eu.

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Chris P 2006-08-31 15:12 
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EuGeneSee 2006-08-31 18:37 
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