Choir also has an additional meaning, no? I've often heard of a group of
other instruments referred to as choir of saxophones or a Flute
Choir
I've not heard chorus used in a context other than in the context of
singers.
Dictionary.com sez:
Choir:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=choir
On Mar 1, 2006, at 10:05 AM, Fisher, Allen wrote:
I've not heard chorus used in a context other than in the context of
singers.
In organ terminology, the reed stops are divided into chorus reeds
(the loud ones, such as trumpet or bombarde) and semichorus reeds
(the funky-sounding ones such
AF,
Isn't that a gaggle of saxophones? Or a gargle of saxophones? Or a gargoyle of
saxophones?
Jim
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Fisher, Allen wrote:
Choir also has an additional meaning, no? I've often heard of a group of
other instruments referred to as choir of saxophones or a Flute
Choir
I've not heard chorus used in a context other than in the context of
singers.
To which I would note that I've heard the word
At 3/1/2006 12:15 PM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Fisher, Allen wrote:
Choir also has an additional meaning, no? I've often heard of a group of
other instruments referred to as choir of saxophones or a Flute
Choir
I've not heard chorus used in a context other than in the context of
singers.
To
LOL
A consort of chainsaws?
A plethora of lawn mowers?
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AF
Andrew,
Please do not ignore the principal chorus, consisting of principal voices
at 8 foot, 4, foot, 2,foot, and mixture. They are a flue chorus (pipes
lacking vibrating reeds). The reed chorus works to augment the principal
chorus. The term foundation stops can be applied equally to
Fisher, Allen wrote:
LOL
A consort of chainsaws?
A plethora of lawn mowers?
No, those terms are incorrect.
They should be:
A buzzing of chainsaws.
A swath of lawn mowers. :-)
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No,
those terms are incorrect.They should be:A buzzing of
chainsaws.A swath of lawn mowers. :-)
and a godawful row of saxophones
All the best,
Lawrence
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ofereode - þisses swa
Phil Daley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
I guess I am missing something.
Your 3 contexts are not about singers?
The Oxford English Dictionary tells of several varieties of chorus, of
which the first three are:
1) A band of singers and dancers, who perform at religious rites and
comment on the
Don Hart / 2006/02/05 / 02:50 PM wrote:
If you found the 3making of2 sites Dennis B-K talked about and could post
the actual links instead of the process to get to the links, I for one would
appreciate it. Privately is fine, if you feel it more appropriate.
No direct link since it's Flash. You
On Feb 5, 2006, at 11:50 AM, Don Hart wrote:
Barbara,
If you found the “making of” sites Dennis B-K talked about and
could post
the actual links instead of the process to get to the links, I for
one would
appreciate it. Privately is fine, if you feel it more appropriate.
Don,
If you
If this has been answered, I missed it ... what choir is it?
Dean
On Feb 4, 2006, at 3:40 PM, Barbara Levy wrote:
What a commercial for tomorrow's Super Bowl!
Barb Levy
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Barbara,
If you found the ³making of² sites Dennis B-K talked about and could post
the actual links instead of the process to get to the links, I for one would
appreciate it. Privately is fine, if you feel it more appropriate.
Thanks,
Don Hart
http://hartmusic.com/
on 2/4/06 5:40 PM, Barbara
What a commercial for tomorrow's Super Bowl!
Barb Levy
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