Seisiún vocabulary

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Re: Seisiún vocabulary

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This looks like a useful dictionary. About musical terminology in general, not just ITM.

http://www.cogg.ie/StudentMaterials/inc ... 3irnua.doc

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Re: Seisiún vocabulary

Post by Carey »

Wow, what a complete list. It's HUGE! Thanks Brus. Now I have to study my rules of pronunciation, or should I say phonetics. But it is a great thing to have.

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