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or "Celli"?
ReplyDeleteThe plural of "cello" can be either cellos (the anglicized form) or celli (the traditional Italian-influenced form). Both are considered correct, though "cellos" is more common in everyday English, while "celli" is often preferred in more formal or classical musical contexts.
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