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bouts-rimés

Literary game fashionable during the 17th and 18th centuries, particularly in France. One member of the party gave out certain rhyming words, and the rest of the players composed verses, using the given words as their rhyme endings.

The pastime was ridiculed by Joseph Addison in the Spectator number 60.



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Tomasi's first movement of concerto (Edition Leduc); and a piece for clarinet solo composed by either Donatoni's Clair (Edition Ricordi), Singier's Bouts rimes burines (Edition Lemoine), Rieunier's Distances (Edition Salabert), Mefano's Involutive (Edition Salabert) or Gaussin's Satori (Edition Leduc).
International Clarinet Competition in Paris. (Competitions) by American Music Teacher
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