Quiz time

**Carry Pine** · 18th October 2006, 07:03 PM

And what where early oboes also known as.

OK I'll go with HAUTBOY. Have to admit I looked it up in an encyclopedia.

My other post about the 'faggott' I was partly right. The 'fagott' is the old name for the bassoon. Oops that is sure to get me in trouble with at least one member of the forum.

Well is hautboy correct?

**echnidna** · 18th October 2006, 07:05 PM

Originally Posted by Carry Pine

And what where early oboes also known as.

Swaggies of course

**PommiePete** · 18th October 2006, 07:12 PM

Think it's hautbois. Means 'high wood' doesn't it? See. There is a woodwork connection.

**Iain** · 18th October 2006, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by Carry Pine

The 'fagott' is the old name for the bassoon. Oops that is sure to get me in trouble with at least one member of the forum.

Well is hautboy correct?

I actually gave Cliff the answer in my response to him, Hoboy, and Hautboy is also correct, so, give the man a banana (more expensive than a good cuban cigar at the moment).
I am rather surprised that 'Old Faggot' didn't respond

Now get off your Sackbut (another musical instrument) and throw in a question.
And the Crumhorn was the double reeded forunner to the oboe.

**silentC** · 19th October 2006, 09:31 AM

You only answered part of the question. Apparently the oboe was developed from an earlier instrument called the shawm. No Google

I Wikied

**Carry Pine** · 19th October 2006, 09:31 PM

OK I think it's my turn to ask a question and I'm changing the subject from ancient instruments. Which is the odd one out here and why: St Mary, St Lawrence, St Kilda, St Anne, St Francis.

Good luck

**Bleedin Thumb** · 19th October 2006, 10:00 PM

St Kilda wasn't a saint?

**Iain** · 19th October 2006, 10:01 PM

St KIlda is the only one who doesn't have decent footy team:confused:

**Carry Pine** · 19th October 2006, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by Bleedin Thumb

St Kilda wasn't a saint?

Correct, you can sit on my trivia table any day. Ask away!

**Bleedin Thumb** · 20th October 2006, 09:17 AM

Thanks CP, that Catholic upbringing just won't shake off I guess.

Ok Question is

Who producted the first recording that Lou Reed appeared on? and what was the full name of the band and their live performance?

**Carry Pine** · 20th October 2006, 11:36 PM

I hope the silence does not indicate a lack of interest in Lou Reed.

**JackoH** · 21st October 2006, 09:21 AM

Who?

**Cliff Rogers** · 21st October 2006, 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by Carry Pine

......a lack of interest in Lou Reed.

Never....

Pass, next question.

**Bleedin Thumb** · 21st October 2006, 10:17 AM

Its obvious none of the IT crowd ever walked on the wild side.

OK I'll part answer my own question to give you a clue.
Andy Warhol was the producer. So what was the name of the live performance called.

Drop some acid and hope for a flash back Cliff.

**Cliff Rogers** · 21st October 2006, 10:34 AM

Without google, I have got buckley's. :confused:

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