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Re: Baritone/Baritone

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Subject: Re: Baritone/Baritone
From: "STEPHANIE W. WILSON" <swwilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 1997 22:17:44 -0500 (EST)
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On Fri, 14 Feb 1997, Steven Booth wrote:

> I am intending to investigate the compilation of a database of music (both
> compositions and arrangements) written for the Baritone. (By Baritone I
> refer to the Baritone-horn, and not the American Baritone). To this end I

At the risk of making a total idiot of myself.....what do you mean by
"baritone-horn?"  Not what we (Americans) call an alto horn, is it?  You
call that a tenor horn, right?  What is a baritone, then?  Is it what we
call the euphonium?  Noooo....that's not it, is it?  So what IS it, then?  

(signed, "totally confused")

I can hear you laughing already....

Stephanie

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References:
- Baritone Repertoire
  - From: Steven Booth

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