Opera expressions

[maggiebee]

Can anyone help - there seems to be an expression which sounds like "toy toy toy" which is used at the end of opera interviews. This is probably not the correct spelling but I have googled variations and just can't find it. Any help appreciated.

[emmie]

maggie when you say opera interviews you mean when someone interviews the likes of Placido Domingo, for a magazine article or on radio/tv
as rather confused..

[maggiebee]

Went to see Don Giovanni beamed direct from the Met, New York and there was an interview at half time with the conductor. When finished, the interviewer said what sounded like "toy, toy, toy" then left. A bit vague??

[Ankou]

maggie.....

http://en.wikipedia.o...a_leg#Alternate_terms

[emmie]

i wonder if i posted an answer in another thread by mistake, as i did say something else but it;s not here, you didn't post this twice by any chance

[emmie]

yes i have found the same question elsewhere, thought i was seeing things.

[maggiebee]

Thanks for all your help - did post on a couple of threads and have been delighted with the response. Everyone is so helpful.