AA AB AD AE AG AH AI AL AM AN AR AS AT AW AX AY BA BE BI BO BY DA CONGO CONIC CONIN CONKS CONKY CONNS CONTE CONTO conus COOCH COOED COOEE SEPTS SERAC SERAI SERAL SERED SERER SERES SERFS serge SERIF SERIN SEROW http://www.popbubble.com/Software/Scrabble Server/ospd.txt
AA AAH AAHED AAHING AAHS AAL AALII AALIIS AALS AAS ABA ABACA CONTOS CONTOUR CONTRA CONTROL CONTUSE conus CONVECT CONVENE CONVENT CONVERT PIAFFER PIAFFES PIAL PIAN PIANIC PIANISM pianist PIANO PIANOS PIANS PIAS http://www.codecup.nl/archive/2004/download/words.dat
Vim Syntax File Language English Author Dr. Charles E phalansterianism philander phonography photosensitize pianist pidan pike contradiction conus convoking coordinates copyrightable corncob corrals http://sarn.org/vim/.vim/engspchk.vim
Extractions: " Vim syntax file " Language: English " Author: Dr. Charles E. Campbell, Jr. " Last Change: October 3, 2000 " Version: 1.22 " Environment Variables: " CVIMSYN : points to a directory holding the user word database :exe "syn keyword GoodWord transparent " . expand(" :syn case match :exe "syn keyword GoodWord transparent " . expand(" :syn case match :exe '!echo syn keyword GoodWord ' . expand(" ") . ' >> ' . expand("$CVIMSYN/usr_spchk.vim")
0 123 167 307 5389 A Aa Aah Aahed Aahing Aahs Aal Aalii Aaliis contusion contusions conundrum conundrums conus convalesce convalesced pian pianic pianism pianisms pianist pianistic pianists piano pianos pians http://sf.gds.tuwien.ac.at/00-txt/t/tpnet/dictionary.txt
1913 US Webster S Unabridged Dictionary - C A mechanical contrivance for exercising the fingers of a pianist. Chirological (a . conus (n.) A Linnean genus of mollusks having a conical shell. http://dave.pluckerbooks.com:81/works/webster/1913dict/c.html
Scriabin: Biography He began formal study of the piano at 12 with Georgy conus. In 1897 he marriedpianist Vera Ivanovna Isakovich, The following year, Moscow Conservatory http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=_hscriabin_bio.html
Brott Britt In 1921 he went to France to study at the Conservatoire de Paris with Jules Conusand Charles Koechlin John Hawkins, Piano; Ensemble de la SMCQ / serge Garant http://www.nevarts.com/brott/
Extractions: David Stybr, Chicago, Illinois, USA Canada: Claude Champagne (1891-1965) Canada has often been overshadowed by its neighbours in North America as well as by Europe, but it has managed to develop its own character. Among the first truly Canadian composers was Claude Champagne. I first discovered his music during a visit to Montréal, Québec in 1988. It offered an interesting glimpse into some of the rich Québécois heritage. Born 21 May 1891 in Montréal, Québec, Claude Champagne descended from a Parisian family on his father's side; his grandfather was a well-known fiddler in the Repentigny region near Montréal; his mother was Irish. These lineages helped shape his development. He studied piano, violin and theory, and received diplomas from Dominion College of Music in 1906 and the Conservatoire National de Musique de Montréal in 1909. He then taught piano, violin, theory and harmony at Varennes and Longueuil colleges and played in the Canadian Grenadier Guards Band. Champagne returned to Montréal in 1928 with wife Jeanne Marchal of Liège, Belgium, whom he had married in Paris in 1922. Among other posts, he was professor at l'École de Musique Vincent d'Indy from 1930 to 1962. He visited Brazil in 1942 and 1946 and Switzerland in 1948.
