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From: "R. J. Rowland, Jr." <rowland@loyno.edu>
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To: Didrik Schiele <d.schiele@ymex.net>, classics@u.washington.edu
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 22:41:19 -0600
Subject: Re: RENE RIMON AND HER HOT PAPAS
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Dixieland and Horace would be perfect for the New Orleans APA-AIA in 2003. Bob
Rowland

>Askwick@aol.com wrote:
>>In a message dated 11/17/01 12:17:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
>>jfsiege@ilstu.edu writes:

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>>>I am in the process of udpating the av survey for Classical World. I didn't

>>>want you all to have to wait until the update was complete to see this:
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>>>Variationes Horatianae Iazzicae (1993). Music CD-ROM. Recorded by RENE RIMON

>>>AND HER HOT PAPAS. Finnish female singer and dixieland band doing dixieland

>>>jazz styled variations on themes of the famous ancient Roman poet Horace

>>>(Quintus Horatius Flaccus). Sung in Latin, of course. (DIG #HOT 01, 100)

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>>>http://www.digelius.com/finland.htm
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>>Janice,  As I have been listening to Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex" lately, 
>>this may be an appropriate leap into more classical "libretti," no?
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>>Just curious, but what can you tell me (us) about the Latin credentials 
>>that enabled Jean Cocteau to write for Igor?  Does "Classical World" get 

>>into this kind of information?  Thanks,
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>or carl orff who really tried to awaken the spirit of the ancient. i don't

>think of carmina burana.
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