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"Dictionary" of termsI think it would be amusing to have a "Dictionary" of sorts either in the FAQ's or elsewhere with all the jargon that gets thrown around here (BAT, TNFJ, Nextuba, etc...) If nothing else it would be amusing to see how many terms people come up with just for the fun of it. This could be that thread....
Jordan
Bachonnsing 869 Lyon & Healy Eb -work in progress You don't need a parachute to go skydiving; you only need one if you want go skydiving twice
Re: "Dictionary" of termsDOOT - dogged-out old tuba
OFGWPT - old fat guys who play tuba donut gig - a high-paying engagement that mostly involves rests and messo-forte whole notes...oh, and food in the choir room Ask about or order Sellmansberger mouthpieces at 901-465-4739 or click the email icon.
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Re: "Dictionary" of termsI searched some terms to see how often they occurred in the "main area of musical discussion". I was curious to compare words describing playing an instrument vs. the instrument itself.
forte: 192 slur: 223 spring: 2525 silver: 5305 I tried proper names: Bobo: 1679 York: 5708 The words are a just a few that quickly came to mind. More air.
Re: "Dictionary" of terms186: 6791 matches (this will make 6792).
Re: "Dictionary" of termsIGTKYITHWA24AW
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Bachonnsing 869 Lyon & Healy Eb -work in progress You don't need a parachute to go skydiving; you only need one if you want go skydiving twice
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