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Ugly (as others have pointed out) it also sounds Spanish (not that that’s a bad thing) don’t know why.
Pretty. It would be cool if it would be spelled Condolcezza or Condoliza.
I absolutely adore Condoleeza Rice. She is beyond brilliant! Should be our President. I’m sure that her parents must have been house hunting while Mrs. Rice was pregnant. I’m sure that they planned to name their baby Lisa. I’m thinking that they might have seen a condo that they fell in love with. In their excitement, their daughter was born… and they (in a chorus of joy and love!) said,” she has to be Condoleeza!”.
I think Condoleezza Rice is super cool.
Such an awful, ugly, name. I can't stand the look or sound of it. It's utterly horrible.
Awful name, and it is too long for really any person.
Very ugly.
This name recalls "Condolence", when we give condolences to a family of the dead.
The spelling makes it out to feel a lot worse than it really is. Maybe it's because of the association with such a high government position, but the name sounds to me actually kind of refined.
Pronounced KAWN-də-lee-zə in English.
This name is totally made up & really crappy. I'm serious, who came up with this? It's kinda long & sounds terrible. I feel sorta sorry for Condoleezza Rice.
Con Dolcezza is not a musical term (though it does mean "with sweetness"). Whoever gave that information is very mistaken.
Weird name. I'd just rather call Condoleezza Rice "Condi".
On Condoleezza Rice, I think "Senzavista" (from "senza vista", "without sight") would be a more appropriate name for her.
Condoleezza Rice's name is terribly misspelled and mispronounced; it's "dolezza" and it's pronounced "dol-AY-tsah".
Famous bearer, Secretary of State Dr. Condoleezza Rice, is a very intelligent woman. I'd vote for her if she ran for president!
I think this is a very ugly name. It looks tossed together. Condolcezza or Condulcesa wold be better.
As far as a I can find, there is no musical notation 'con dolcezza' or anything similar. The only references that occur on the internet if you search with this term are for pages discussing Condoleezza Rice's name.
"Dolcezza" certainly does mean "sweetness" in Italian, and it didn't take much Googling for me to find references to it used in regard to the sound of musical instruments. "Con dolcezza" may not be one of the more common musical terms, but I see no reason that it couldn't have been found by Ms. Rice's parents as a musical instruction on a particular piece.

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