Time for one of those 'have a bit of fun' threads.
Dunno why, maybe it's because I'm a writer, but I do tend to notice typos and other oddities. I'm not alone - one of our UK music teaching mags regularly prints those spotted by its readers. For example, there was recently a concert billing for a prominent UK string quartet, listing all four players and their instruments, that somehow featured a flautist.
I prefer to spot title misprints, so here are a couple.
Bert Kaempfert's hit for Old Blue Eyes, "Stranglers in the Night" now sounds more dangerous than before, while 'Laughter on 10th Avenue" doesn't have the same ring to it.
Anyone spotted something similar, or care to make some up?
Andy G
Dunno why, maybe it's because I'm a writer, but I do tend to notice typos and other oddities. I'm not alone - one of our UK music teaching mags regularly prints those spotted by its readers. For example, there was recently a concert billing for a prominent UK string quartet, listing all four players and their instruments, that somehow featured a flautist.
I prefer to spot title misprints, so here are a couple.
Bert Kaempfert's hit for Old Blue Eyes, "Stranglers in the Night" now sounds more dangerous than before, while 'Laughter on 10th Avenue" doesn't have the same ring to it.
Anyone spotted something similar, or care to make some up?
Andy G
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