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'I whistle a happy hoon ....'
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I am sure the Hoonerable membes of this forum have all heard of the Hoongarian Rhapsody and the Hoongarian Dances.
And in the Opera House we may well have heard "Hoonsel and Gretal" and "Akhnathoon"
I can see that both of these would be a marathoon undertaking on the 5 bar gate
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« Reply #65 on: 23:54:06, 05-11-2007 » |
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Don't forget Liszt's Hoonnenschlacht - The Battle of the Hoons!  |
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Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency
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Now here's a rather magnificent hoon. I should know. I just hooned it in Wiesbaden.  (Stockhausen's Mikrophoonie I) |
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Hoo is going to start the one to a hoondred thread?
Hoonding must be my favourite character in Die Walkure...
Ahh, suppertime... off to cut myself a hoonk of bread and cheese...
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(Stockhausen's Mikrophoonie I)
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No, but I can fling a chain at a Paiste SGM tam-tam while scraping it with a plastic box and banging it with my fist as well as the next percussionist. Or at least well enough that the aforesaid next percussionist (who had just played some Nono in London and is about to head off to play it in Carnegie Hall) didn't seem overly embarrassed to be sharing the back of the tam-tam with me...  |
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I think it's about time for another one of these...
Hoon sweet hoon.
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No, but I can fling a chain at a Paiste SGM tam-tam while scraping it with a plastic box and banging it with my fist as well as the next percussionist. Or at least well enough that the aforesaid next percussionist (who had just played some Nono in London and is about to head off to play it in Carnegie Hall) didn't seem overly embarrassed to be sharing the back of the tam-tam with me... Huh! You wouldn't have got away with that when I were a lad. There would have been a massive demarcation dispute, with the MU blacklisting you for sure.  |
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No, but I can fling a chain at a Paiste SGM tam-tam while scraping it with a plastic box and banging it with my fist as well as the next percussionist. Or at least well enough that the aforesaid next percussionist (who had just played some Nono in London and is about to head off to play it in Carnegie Hall) didn't seem overly embarrassed to be sharing the back of the tam-tam with me... Huh! You wouldn't have got away with that when I were a lad. There would have been a massive demarcation dispute, with the MU blacklisting you for sure. Ollie - did you get a doubling fee? Tommo |
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« Reply #74 on: 11:03:36, 06-11-2007 » |
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