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Dad is a freelance trumpet player who plays in the Canyon Brass Quintet, and Mom Lisa plays the oboe and English horn. Foster's voice and piano with oboe and English horn on a range of traditional and contemporary covers, while Celtic Whisperings is made up of traditional Irish, Scottish, and Welsh songs and includes harp and Celtic whistles blended with Ms. Perhaps following in the footsteps of an established Petrarchan practice, the English text resolutely treats each language as language, sets native meaning against native meaning, even though sonorities, dynamics, and rhythms may differ, in order to serve as Petrarch's English horn. |
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