Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 19 Oct 05 - 07:48 AM

A pox upon your Venerey!

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Doug Chadwick
Date: 19 Oct 05 - 02:38 AM

A squeeze of accordionists
A scrape of fiddlers
A pluck of guitarists

DC

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Mrrzy
Date: 18 Oct 05 - 09:42 PM

Ooh, nice.

A chorus of lyrics?

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Snuffy
Date: 17 Oct 05 - 08:10 AM

A refrain (please) of folksingers

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Mrrzy
Date: 15 Oct 05 - 05:00 PM

Nope, that doesn't work, but type Venery in the search box you get et voilà.

Subject: RE: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Mrrzy
Date: 15 Oct 05 - 04:59 PM

And here is a blicky to the existing threads that mention venery, none of which were suitable to be just added onto, is why this is a new thread, for the hardcore.

Subject: Musical Venery Terms (not venereal)
From: Mrrzy
Date: 15 Oct 05 - 04:58 PM

Found this looking for something completely else...It needs to be put to a tune, and a plot built around it enough for a folk song, kinda like the Sgt Pepper movie -

"James Lipton have made forays into venery. Lipton presents a lively section on music. Consider:

A Backseat of Accompanists;
A Schrei of Heldentenoren;
A Flatulence of Bassonists;
A Carousel of Rondo;
A Jumpcut of Music Videos;
An Embouchure of Brass Players;
A Spite of Prima Donnas;
A Hum of Hymns;
A Parenthesis of Cellists;
A Spasm of Hard Rockers;
A Tangle of Spotlights;
An Oscillation of Break Dancers;
A Shriek of Claques;
A Second Fiddle of Violists;
A Rhapsody of Blues;
An Attitude of Rappers;
A Decibel of DJ's.


-More, more I'm still not satisfied!