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	Musette
		An air or dance written for the musette (bagpipe) mentioned above, or a pastoral piece in imitation of the instrument.
		Imitative musettes were written by FranÃ§ois Couperin for harpsichord, and by Marin Marais for viola da gamba.
		Musette can also mean a register setting of two middle reeds together (two "clarinet" reeds equaling a "violin" reed) plus a higher octave reed, producing a pleasant, bright sound that is associated with French accordion music.
	www.dejavu.org /cgi-bin/get.cgi?ver=93&url=http%3A%2F%2Farticles.gourt.com%2Fen%2Fmusette (326 words)

	Musette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An air or dance written for the musette (bagpipe) mentioned above, or a pastoral piece in imitation of the instrument.
		Imitative musettes were written by François Couperin and Johann Sebastian Bach for harpsichord, and by Marin Marais for viola da gamba.
		Musette can also mean a register setting of two middle reeds together (two "clarinet" reeds equaling a "violin" reed) plus a higher octave reed, producing a pleasant, bright sound that is associated with French accordion music.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Musette (332 words)

	Musette de cour - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The musette de cour or baroque musette is a musical instrument of the bagpipe family.
		At the height of its popularity, the musette (like the hurdy-gurdy) was used not just for chamber-music but also in larger-scale compositions such as operas, where it was associated with shepherds, peasants and other pastoral elements.
		The musette was an instrument both for professionals, members of ensembles and orchestras in the court or noble households, and for amateurs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Musette_de_cour (1267 words)

	Musette - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta
		Musette, small bellows-blown bagpipe, fashionable in 17th- and 18th-century France.
		Also, a musical composition imitating the sound of a musette.
		In 1643 Louis XIV became King of France, then the centre of world power.
	au.encarta.msn.com /Musette.html (118 words)

	Mahler Music Center / The History of Musette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		If we have any ideas at all about the nature of musette, it is generally the nation of a delicate, but dusty collection of waltzes that has all but disappeared out side the soundtracks of moody, fl and white art films-this couldn't be farther from the truth.
		Stated most simply, the Musette is a descendant of folkdance melodies from the Auvergne, blended with German influence (the accordion), Italian classical and popular song, Tzigane or Manouche (Gypsy) scales and string instruments, and American Jazz and swing rhythms.
		Through musette and jazz were not originally thought to be an appropriate mix by dancers and club-owners, it turned out that many of the finest players in Paris were gigging one night in a swing ensemble, and the next night playing for a bal-musette.
	www.accordionheaven.com /cgi-bin/Store/AccShop.cgi/!ORDERID!/xxx/musette.html (1036 words)

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		Concert-meeting of trio of soloists of St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble in M. Glinka conservatoire of in Nizhni Novgorod (Russia).
		Trio of soloists of St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble organized concert for professors and scientists of St. Petersburg Technyc University.
		Trio of soloists of St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble and participants of quintet "Excelsior" organized the seminars and concerts in Lithuanian towns Gargzhdai, Veivirzhenai and Plunge.
	www.musette.spb.ru /news_en.html (972 words)

	Cafe-Music.com \| About Café Musette
		Café Musette was formed in 1996 in Bethel Connecticut as an instrumental trio consisting of violin, cello, and accordion, and featured music in the folk, bluegrass and Celtic traditions.
		The founders borrowed the term musette from the type of French waltz that was the rage in the dancehalls of Paris in the early 1900's.
		When guitarist Larry Urbon was invited to join the group in 1997, his jazz inclinations injected a 'swing' element with French styling into the group's formerly more traditional folk repertoire.
	www.cafe-music.com /about.html (487 words)

	ALLAGASH - FEATURED BEER - MUSETTE
		Musette is Allagash’s newest release in our Barrel Aged Series.
		Following fermentation with a Belgian strain of yeast, a portion of it is aged in oak bourbon barrels for an additional three months.
		Its taste is malty and caramel with a hint of roast, and its warm finish strikes a balance between dry and caramel characters with a hint of smoke.
	www.allagash.com /musette.htm (112 words)

	St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble
		The St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble organizes and participates in variety concerts, New-Year and national French, German, Finnish and etc. celebrations, different international festivals.
		Tours around the country have been aimed not only at organizing concerts but at educating which means organizing traveling seminars, masterclasses, workshops, conferences, lectures.
		The St. Petersburg Musette Ensemble also organizes the "Meetings of the Friends on the Neva riversides".
	www.musette.spb.ru /index_en.html (266 words)

	Musette
		Mussette is guitarist-vocalist,Paul Musso, flutist, Byron Hamer and cellist, Wayne Templeman All three musicians in Musette are trained in classical, jazz, pop and latin musical styles.
		Musette combines jazz standards, bossa novas, familiar classical pieces and light popular songs in a tasteful mix of music sure to please any listener.
		Musette also offers a variety of ensemble configurations for music tailored to your needs.
	carbon.cudenver.edu /~pmusso/html/musette.html (501 words)

	Musette - Free Music Editor/Notation Program (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Musette simplifies creation and distribution of public domain songs as lyrics and music are included together in files that download in seconds.
		If you've been using Musette for awhile and want to help test new features before they're released, visit the experimental version download page.
		To help troubleshoot problems with playing songs, download antmarch.mid which is essentially a file of the midi events that Musette creates when it plays the included demo file AntMarch.mus.
	www.canzona.com /music/musette (1030 words)

	Encyclopedia of Organ Stops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The Musette is a reed stop with inverted conical [spindle] resonators of pure tin, posessing the full compass of either the Positif or Grand orgue.
		Williams reports that, prior to being used for a normal stop, the name Musette was used for a “toy” stop similar to the Cornamusa.
		According to Strony a few Musettes were placed in theatre organs by Wurlitzer and others.
	www.organstops.org /m/Musette.html (540 words)

	General history of the Musette de cour
		The musette had developed alongside other woodwind instruments like the flute, oboe and bassoon in the workshops of French makers such as the Hotteterre family, therefore because it could for example, execute articulations and staccato like the other woodwind instruments, it too inspired a huge repertoire of "Art Music".
		In the "Ecurie", there was a section called "Hautbois et Musettes de Poitou" which consisted of soprano, tenor and bass Hautbois de Poitou (a type of shawm) and one Musette de Poitou which doubled the soprano hautbois part.
		The lowly "Cornemuse" as opposed to the courtly "Musette"
	homepage.mac.com /muzette/Eng.File/main_eng/01general.html (797 words)

	Inside the "Box of Thrills": A Brief History of Musette
		Much like American jazz, blues and country, musette was born of a world of rough and shifty ne’er-do-wells, a volatile tableau of killers, prostitutes, pimps and gangsters.
		The word musette was originally the name for a bagpipe-like instrument played in the courts of France’s upper classes during the 17th and 18th Centuries.
		This galvanizing, cross-pollinating period is acknowledged as the birth of the true musette style.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=21317 (997 words)

	Daddy Squeeze Music - Listening Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Both combined will present the accordioninst with a complete overview of what was happening in musette, from the days when the accordion first replaced the cabrette (bagpipe) as the instrument of choice, through the introduction of gypsy stylings, and the influences of jazz and swing.
		Then second and third albums brach out into many different styles of musette, mostly jazz influeced, to show that there is still a future of growth and vitality ahead for this genre.
		Musette waltzes are alternated with gypsy swing classics like Dark Eyes, Kalinka, Two Guitars, and Nuages, played by the folks who made them the classics they are today.
	www.daddysqueeze.com /fb_accworld_musette.htm (978 words)

	Off the Record \| MUSETTE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Musette, as the CD’s liner notes tell us, came not from Argentina but from the Auvergne, a still mostly rural region in the geographic center of France that in the 1850s retained its Occitan language and civilization.
		As Occitan is much closer to Catalan than to French, it’s not surprising that musette, as modernized and restored here, owes a lot to the Gypsy music of Andalusia, to Arabic and Neapolitan melodies and rhythms, and to the instruments (accordion, bass, and guitar) on which these musics are made.
		If you’ve missed the complex melancholy of Astor Piazzolla lately, or you like the muscular flamenco pop of the Gipsy Kings but tune the Kings’ Eurofusion out, then the work of accordionist Armand Lassagne, guitarist Didier Duprat, and their friends (including vocalist A. Minvielle) deserves your attention.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/otr/documents/01647606.htm (152 words)

	Kilvroch Musette
		Musette made her way back home via some good friends of mine who took her and her "sister" in while I was in America at the 2002 CWCCA national specialty.
		Back at home, Musette quickly re-acclimated herself and once again is causing trouble with her old pal and brother, Fang.
		Musette died following a caesarean operation, having given birth to 10 puppies!
	www.eby.org.uk /musette.htm (136 words)

	Les Primitifs du Futur: World Musette - PopMatters Music Review
		The old bal musette music of France is known nowadays for its accordions but the name itself suggests a different instrument—musette are small bagpipes.
		In the bal musette‘s home region of Auvergne, these pipes were of a specific local kind, made from the stomachs of goats and nicknamed cabrette or “little goat”.
		Those two tunes are fine enough on their own, but bal musette is so good, so grabby, so devil-may-care, and so criminally overlooked, that the blues dilutions that come later in the album seem beside the point.
	www.popmatters.com /pm/music/reviews/7086/les-primitifs-du-futur-world-musette (1115 words)

	The danced Musette: musette, musette culture, retro, dance, guinguette, java, accordion, France
		For the "real" Musette to return in force to the dance floor, it is necessary to know its particularities...
		An impression of dynamism and lightness emanates from the musette tango.
		One can't help but notice the similarity between the six-time rock n'roll/swing and the musette way of interpreting tangos and boleros.
	perso.wanadoo.fr /musette.info/GBMA-Definition.htm (922 words)

	Amoris International : Oboe d'Amore, Oboe, Musette, Bass Oboe and Cor Anglais Scores and CDs
		Amoris International : Oboe d'Amore, Oboe, Musette, Bass Oboe and Cor Anglais Scores and CDs
		Oboe d'Amore, Musette, Bass Oboe and Bassoon Scores and CDs
		Jennifer Paull (Oboe d'Amore soloist and author) presents specialist repertoire for the entire range of the Oboe family of instruments and the Bassoon.
	www.amoris.com (138 words)

	Musicroom.com - Sheet Music for Musicians - Search Results
		Bal Musette (Picnic On The Marne) [Rorem, Ned]
		Musette Bwv Anh.Ii 126 (Clavierbuchlein Vor Anna Magdalena Bach) [Anon]
		Musette In D (The Notebook For Anna Magdalena Bach)
	www.musicroom.com /search.aspx?category_id=store1&searchtype=songtitle&kbid=1708&searchtext=Musette (232 words)

	The danced Musette: musette, musette culture, retro, dance, guinguette, java, accordion, France
		Too many things are called "musette" : the musette ball, the musette accordion, musette dancing, the dance musette, the musette waltz...
		Without any doubt, it's necessary to begin by redefining this word, in order to create a desire in all of us, young and less young, to discover or rediscover what is in fact an integral part of the french cultural heritage.
		Of course we won't forget the music or the musicians who marked the evolution of the Musette...
	perso.orange.fr /musette.info/GB-General.htm (280 words)

	French Chanson and Musette Music -- Slipcue.Com Music Guide
		Musette arose out of the fairly rough-and-tumble world of the bal musette, Depression-era Parisian dance halls that were usually filled with and controlled by gangsters.
		An outstanding archival collection of musette accordionist Joseph Columbo, featuring recordings by Columbo and his family, as well as other stars of the genre, such as Guy Viseur and Guerino.
		Accordian.com is a commercial website that has another rather brainy explanation of musette music, it's history and social context, etc...
	www.slipcue.com /music/pop/france/aa_chanson/A_01.html (1505 words)

	French Chanson and Musette Music Compilations -- Slipcue.Com Music Guide
		A fascinating collection of rare 1930s recordings by female musette players, most of whom are rather obscure, even to fans of the genre.
		The collection runs the risk (as do many of the musette records) of sounding monotonous if listened to from start to finish, but taken in moderate doses, has several real gems to offer.
		Fans of French musette music owe it to themselves to check out this film, which skillfully depicts the nightlife inside one of a Parisian bal mussette dancehall, populared as it was by seedy ruffians and disheartened lovers.
	www.slipcue.com /music/pop/france/aa_chanson/01_comps.html (2268 words)

	MUSETTE Sheet Music, Lyrics, Chords! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Classical, Songs include MUSETTE * Non Piu Andrai From The Marriage Of Figaro * The Blue Danube Mel Bay.
		Classical, Songs include MUSETTE * Polonaise In G Minor * March In G Major Warner Brothers.
		Classical, Songs include MUSETTE * Minuet In B Flat * Minuet In D Minor Hal Leonard.
	www.laurasmidiheaven.com /Sheet-Music/MUSETTE-BOOKS.html (836 words)

	HMT Music Articles: Theory and Physics of Musical Tone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Beats are produced by at least two reeds (or strings, etc.) that are tuned just a little bit different.
		In an accordion this is sometimes called musette, vibrato, or tremolo.
		How this works can be seen in slow-motion in the swings on a children's playground.
	www.hmtrad.com /catalog/articles/theory.html (3256 words)

	Bernac Musette Ensemble - AOL Music
		La Musette, cantata for voice, musette and continuo (Choral Classical Work)...
		The biggest names in music, including Mary J. Blige, Katharine McPhee, John Legend and more perform for the kids to benefit the JCPenney Afterschool Fund.
		Download, listen and watch Bernac Musette Ensemble music, mp3's, song lyrics, music videos, Internet radio, live performances, concerts, and more on AOL Music.
	music.aol.com /artist/bernac-musette-ensemble/28787/main (146 words)

	Musette (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Musette-Guitar is a trio made up of Andy Page and Scot Wise on guitars, and Zack Page on bass.
		We are called Musette-Guitar because most of our repertoire is drawn from the classic musette waltzes of 1930s Paris.
		We play many from the great composer / accordionists like Gus Viseur, Jo Privat and Tony Murena.
	www.musetteguitars.com /bio.htm (278 words)

	Flickr: Musette, Empress of the Universe
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	www.flickr.com /people/42303261@N00/?search=%22thenewspaper%22 (101 words)

	Belle Musette
		Take a trip through the golden age of French musette, swing jazz and chanson with the Melbourne based trio Belle Musette, an ensemble specialising in the music of Paris from the 1930s and 40s.
		From the traditional waltz through to tango, gypsy swing and chanson (popular French song), this is music to inspire dancing and reminiscing!
		Belle Musette are available for concerts, festivals, corporate events and special occasions.
	members.fortunecity.com /bellemusette/bellemusette (99 words)

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