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| 19:34 UK Time, Monday, 10 August 2009
On the left: this is what a looks like (also known as a güiro, calabazo, guayo, ralladera or rascador). To the right: being told when to hit, play and scrape by members of the !
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Comment number 1.
At 11th Aug 2009, Rofrano wrote:How wonderful to get three works by Respighi on consecutive nights - ending with the tumultuous Roman Festivals. What a pity that the TV broadcasts never thought to list the names of the individual items: it would have considerably enhanced everyone's appreciation of these pieces.
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Comment number 2.
At 12th Aug 2009, Reiner_Torheit wrote:I have a scraper, but I mostly use it on a barrel.
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