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dow30 · 01-03-2006, 06:10 PM

Hi there, Kelly!

Alex Yates · 01-03-2006, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by schilke b6

Tootsall wrote with a big brown nose: <----

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Oooo.... THAT isn't going to win you many points with Minneapolis's (arguably) greatest Puerto Rican trumpet player!

Ya think he might win by default???

See what I mean Kelly?

-cw-

Welcome to the NUTHOUSE Kelly!

Tootsall · 01-03-2006, 07:38 PM

Aww come one... gimme a break.

I just wrote that because there just might be a Puerto Rican trumpet player living in Minneapolis who is better than Manny but we since we don't know if there is or not (not having listened to and compared the trumpet playing of all Puerto Ricans in Minneapolis), we at least have to allow for the statistical possibility. It's called "covering your south end" (which is one of the pillars of analytical logic!)

Now.... where were we? Oh yeah! Discussing that new French trumpet... the Monet. If I bought one of those I'd be baroque.

Anyway, Kelly... what Trompetvrouw said ... welcome to the nuthouse.

Alex, does "trompetvrouw" translate as "trumpet woman"? or "trumpet wife"? The translations I checked could go either way.

Alex Yates · 01-03-2006, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Tootsall

Aww come one... gimme a break.

I just wrote that because there just might be a Puerto Rican trumpet player living in Minneapolis who is better than Manny but we since we don't know if there is or not (not having listened to and compared the trumpet playing of all Puerto Ricans in Minneapolis), we at least have to allow for the statistical possibility. It's called "covering your south end" (which is one of the pillars of analytical logic!)

Now.... where were we? Oh yeah! Discussing that new French trumpet... the Monet. If I bought one of those I'd be baroque. <----VERY clever.

Anyway, Kelly... what Trompetvrouw said ... welcome to the nuthouse.

Alex, does "trompetvrouw" translate as "trumpet woman"? or "trumpet wife"? The translations I checked could go either way.

I was thinking along the lines of "trumpet lady".....but "trumpet woman" is fine. Since my new trumpet is a girl, I can't be her wife....well.....er......uh......unless I lived in UK, Netherlands, Belgium and all those other places where it is legally recognized.....I will stop there. LOL.

Manny Laureano · 01-03-2006, 07:49 PM

Kelly,

Bienvenidos a la casa de nueses!

For those that don't know Kelly, he is a beyatch jazz player who has been in charge of a winter and summer jazz program that my son has been proud to be a part of. Acknowledging only his abilities at teaching and performing jazz would be unfair as he is a terrific educator who is very well-rounded in all areas of music.

Good to see you here... enjoy the ride.

ML

Solar Bell · 01-03-2006, 07:55 PM

Tootsall wrote:

Quote:

Aww come one... gimme a break. I just wrote that because there just might be a Puerto Rican trumpet player living in Minneapolis who is better than Manny but we since we don't know if there is or not (not having listened to and compared the trumpet playing of all Puerto Ricans in Minneapolis), we at least have to allow for the statistical possibility.

Ed, you fair weather friend!
I don't even think there is another Puerto Rican in the "Great White North"!

Alex...
My dictionary says: Trompet: French; a combination of trollop and trumpet, Old English; an instrument which you play with for pleasure. Also an instrument which you pay for the pleasure of using.

Just tryin' to be helpful.

-cw-

Clarence · 01-03-2006, 08:21 PM

What up Kelly!

PH · 01-03-2006, 08:41 PM

Hey, Kelly

Welcome. Stick around and post some.

Pat

p.s. Loved your clinic at ITG in Bangkok and your CD is fabulous!

JJ · 01-04-2006, 12:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tootsall

Alex, does "trompetvrouw" translate as "trumpet woman"? or "trumpet wife"? The translations I checked could go either way.

I was thinking along the lines of "trumpet lady".....but "trumpet woman" is fine. Since my new trumpet is a girl, I can't be her wife....well.....er......uh......unless I lived in UK, Netherlands, Belgium and all those other places where it is legally recognized.....I will stop there. LOL.

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Since I'm fluent in Dutch, I thought I'd help out ...;)

Trompetvrouw = trumpet woman or trumpet wife (you'd need more info ...)
Trompetdame = trumpet lady
Trompetmeisje = trumpet girl

JJ

Alex Yates · 01-04-2006, 12:53 PM

JJ! Bedankt mijn vriend! Hartelijk groetjes! Ik niet een miesje zijn enzo vrouw ik besloot, maar, ik ook een dame zijn.

Ik een trompet "lady, wife and woman", ja? Ik met mijn trompet en muzik trouwen, enzo "wife" is OK.

Van Dale zeg dat "dame" ook vrouw en lady zijn. Ik nu duizelig voelen! LOL.

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Tootsall Fortissimo User Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Yee HAW! Posts: 4,641	Aww come one... gimme a break. I just wrote that because there just might be a Puerto Rican trumpet player living in Minneapolis who is better than Manny but we since we don't know if there is or not (not having listened to and compared the trumpet playing of all Puerto Ricans in Minneapolis), we at least have to allow for the statistical possibility. It's called "covering your south end" (which is one of the pillars of analytical logic!) Now.... where were we? Oh yeah! Discussing that new French trumpet... the Monet. If I bought one of those I'd be baroque. Anyway, Kelly... what Trompetvrouw said ... welcome to the nuthouse. Alex, does "trompetvrouw" translate as "trumpet woman"? or "trumpet wife"? The translations I checked could go either way.

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Manny Laureano Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA Posts: 5,989	Kelly, Bienvenidos a la casa de nueses! For those that don't know Kelly, he is a beyatch jazz player who has been in charge of a winter and summer jazz program that my son has been proud to be a part of. Acknowledging only his abilities at teaching and performing jazz would be unfair as he is a terrific educator who is very well-rounded in all areas of music. Good to see you here... enjoy the ride. ML

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PH Mezzo Piano User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Bloomington, Indiana Posts: 582	Hey, Kelly Welcome. Stick around and post some. Pat p.s. Loved your clinic at ITG in Bangkok and your CD is fabulous!

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Alex Yates Forte User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 2,405	JJ! Bedankt mijn vriend! Hartelijk groetjes! Ik niet een miesje zijn enzo vrouw ik besloot, maar, ik ook een dame zijn. Ik een trompet "lady, wife and woman", ja? Ik met mijn trompet en muzik trouwen, enzo "wife" is OK. Van Dale zeg dat "dame" ook vrouw en lady zijn. Ik nu duizelig voelen! LOL.

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