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24th April 06, 08:13 AM
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heya Rex,
welcome to the forum.
you wouldn't happen to be a fan of classical music by any chance - say a requiem by good old wolfie???
"Dies ire, Dies Ila, solvet seclum, cum favila teste david cum ancila...."
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS
“I asked Mom if I was a gifted child… she said they certainly wouldn’t have paid for me."
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24th April 06, 08:19 AM
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Great pic, thats a sharp look!
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24th April 06, 08:25 AM
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 Originally Posted by UmAnOnion
heya Rex,
you wouldn't happen to be a fan of classical music by any chance - say a requiem by good old wolfie???
"Dies ire, Dies Ila, solvet seclum, cum favila teste david cum ancila...."
I am a sometimes choral singer, and I do enjoy classical music. My favorite requia are by Fauré and Duruflé, however, neither of which has the Dies ire movement in it, that I can recall. My moniker comes from the music, indeed.
Regards,
Rex.
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24th April 06, 08:56 AM
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[B]Paul Murray[/B]
Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL
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24th April 06, 09:31 AM
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Welcome Rex. If you get a kilt night set up, let us know. Adam & I have tried a couple of times. Are you going to be at Carrollton?
May 12-14
David
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24th April 06, 11:56 AM
#6
 Originally Posted by David Thornton
Are you going to be at Carrollton? May 12-14
http://www.kyscottishweekend.org/
This is the first that I've heard of it, so I hadn't planned to, but now I will consider it for a day trip. Do they point fingers and snicker at people in UKs at these affairs? I so want to fit in, you know.
Regards,
Rex.
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24th April 06, 01:27 PM
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 Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende
http://www.kyscottishweekend.org/
This is the first that I've heard of it, so I hadn't planned to, but now I will consider it for a day trip. Do they point fingers and snicker at people in UKs at these affairs? I so want to fit in, you know.
Regards,
Rex.
I've never made it to Carrolton myself, but I've sold enough UK's at the Cincinnati celtic fest that I would assume that a few would be in evidence down there.
On the other hand check out Stillwater Kilts and get your first tartan in time for the festivities. It's always good to have a tartan (even a fairly cheap one) for those occasional slightly dressy events.
Adam
Last edited by arrogcow; 24th April 06 at 01:28 PM.
Reason: typo
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24th April 06, 01:31 PM
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 Originally Posted by arrogcow
I've never made it to Carrolton myself, but I've sold enough UK's at the Cincinnati celtic fest that I would assume that a few would be in evidence down there.
On the other hand check out Stillwater Kilts and get your first tartan in time for the festivities. It's always good to have a tartan (even a fairly cheap one) for those occasional slightly dressy events.
Adam
Yes, tartans seem to be very helpful when in the "bonnie knees" competitions...
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24th April 06, 09:39 AM
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 Originally Posted by Rex_Tremende
I am a sometimes choral singer, and I do enjoy classical music. My favorite requia are by Fauré and Duruflé, however, neither of which has the Dies ire movement in it, that I can recall. My moniker comes from the music, indeed.
Regards,
Rex.
I sing with a chorus that just performed Mozarts Requiem that has that Dies Irae refrain (apologies for the bad spellings) and also a "Rex Tremende" - which i now have bouncing around in my cranium - DAMN YOU REX - DAMN YOU!!!
Will be doing Carmina Burana in June which will be even more fun!!!
hhhmmm... with all the pipers & other musicians on here we should form a virtual kilted chorus .... hhhmmm.....
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
WARNING: I RUN WITH SCISSORS
“I asked Mom if I was a gifted child… she said they certainly wouldn’t have paid for me."
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