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Playing his what?
For New Orleans, victory is about more than football
“I wouldn’t trade these memories for all the doubloons in Mardi Gras,” said Robert Peri, who said he spent Sunday night on the balcony of his French Quarter hotel, playing “When the Saints Come Marching In” on his coronet.
In the story about New Orleans’ reaction to the Saints’ Super Bowl win, you mention that a man played his “coronet” during the game.
I thought a coronet was a crown, and a CORNET a trumpet-like instrument.
Just asking…
Barbara
Ouch. Indeed. We corrected: GBU Editor
Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayad puts on a coronet made of diamonds and platinum after launching the start of the Harrods sale in London in a 1998 file photo. REUTERS/Russell Boyce
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