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#414613 - 05/18/03 11:46 PM
Ingolf Dahl's "Quodlibet"
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Registered: 10/07/02
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Loc: B.C. Canada
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...or any Quodlibet, for that matter: how do you pronounce this word?? 3 friends and I are giving an ensemble recital on Wednesday night, and this is one of our 2piano-8hands pieces. We have to announce it, and we've never actually had to pronounce it before! :p I hope someone can help me out - thanks in advance!
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"Sing praise to the God of Jacob! Start the music and beat the tambourines; play pleasant music on the harps and the lyres." Psalm 81:1-2.
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#414614 - 05/18/03 11:57 PM
Re: Ingolf Dahl's "Quodlibet"
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Registered: 12/22/01
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Loc: Chicago, IL USA
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My OED gives the accent on the first syllable, with the o pronounced like so,sow (opp. of reap). Or, you can pronounce it any way it pleases you!
(from: quod - what & libet - it pleases one)
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#414615 - 05/19/03 12:33 AM
Re: Ingolf Dahl's "Quodlibet"
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Yikes! 10000 Post Club Member
Registered: 11/27/02
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Loc: Iowa City, IA
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QUAD-li-bet
(first syllable stressed, last syllable usually with a schwa vowel)
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