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  1. translation
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    #1 09-Aug-2005, 04:55

    Unhappy what does " light fare" mean?

    Although light fare, sort of a bargain basement Gilbert and Sullivan, MacNally does merit a mention in The Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians.


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    #2 09-Aug-2005, 18:06

    Re: what does " light fare" mean?

    It means it isn't a very serious or demanding piece.
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