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|    Kath to Citizen    |
|    Re: violin vs. fiddle    |
|    10 Oct 06 21:35:00    |
      XPost: rec.music.classical.recordings, rec.music.makers.bowed-strings       From: kathnews2@optusnet.ieatspam.com.au.dud              Citizen wrote:       > On a related note, I notice that I've always heard Itzhak Perlman       > refer to his instrument as a fiddle.              My 88 year old grandma who played violin for most of her life (classical)       often refers to it as a fiddle. Definately as a term of affection! Perhaps       also a generational thing?              I just found out while talking to her last week that she was all set to go       overseas (ie out of Australia) as a young performer in her late teens, had a       backer and everything, but the war started so she couldn't :(                     --       Katharine        The early worm gets eaten by the bird, so sleep late.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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