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In Reply to: Re: Schubert's "Trout" Quintet???? posted by Thornhill on November 14, 2005 at 14:20:52:
It's trivia time. I will regale you with some of my Italian language know how so you can amaze your friends.
"Archi" is Italian for "arch" or in this case, something "arched" as in a bow to run accross violin strings.
"Budelli" refers to the lining in someones stomach. It's the plural for "budella" or "guts". In the old days they used to use the "guts" from the stomach to string a violin.
Hence, Archibudelli or bow and strings.
Ain't I too much?!?!
Happy Holidays!!! Or as they say in Italian, "Buon Natale!!!"
If I remember correctly George Kaplan was never seen. He was the mystery man that never existed in North by Northwest. A CIA prop.
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- Thank you Roger O. Thornhill!!!, again!!!!! - sugomann 14:26:01 11/18/05 (0)
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