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Thanks for your reply. What is a 'murrain'? We don't have an 'under construction' tag for articles, because contributors are encouraged to prepare articles in a 'sandbox' - that is a userpage subpage. When the text is finished - or at least viable - we move to the article. I can make a sandbox for you if you like.

I'm trying to remember whether I've ever seen any of your father's films. Maybe not, unfortunately, but I'll look out for the name! P.S. My background is not really music, but I've had connections with the opera world for some time. Best. --Kleinzach 22:57, 8 October 2008 (UTC)Reply

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Could you be so kind and correct in this article my orthography or syntax mistakes? Thank's in advance! --Schnäggli (talk) 12:26, 21 April 2011 (UTC)Reply

 
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