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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 26, 1951
September 25, 1951
September 27, 1951
Transcript:
Schroeder sits smiling and playing the piano.<BR><BR> Charlie Brown and Patty stand nearby watching him. Charlie Brown asks,"Did you hear about Schreoder getting a contract with the New York Philip Harmonic?" She says,"Really?"<BR><BR> They walk out the room and he continues, "He's going to play Brahm's first concerto..." She asks,"Why doesn't he play Brahm's second concerto?"<BR><BR> He stops, spreads his hands, and replies,"Well, after all, he's only a baby!"<BR><BR>
yow4zip Premium Member over 13 years ago
A musical genius baby.
Ludwig van almost 9 years ago
Yeah – Beethoven! Variations on “Nel cor più non mi sento”
hkoussaya over 6 years ago
Cute
KurtWeber over 6 years ago
“Philip Harmonic”
Commenter8888 almost 4 years ago
that is true.
Idk anymore over 3 years ago
He is a savant
kcj about 2 years ago
I see Brahms’s more often than Brahms’ but both are considered valid forms, which Brahm’s is definitely not. In later comics, Schulz will switch to Brahms’ for example https://www.gocomics.com/peanuts/1966/03/05
Zilba Follie over 1 year ago
Yeah, the Philharmonic is only one of the most prestigious (and oldest) orchestras in the U.S., not bad for a baby :p
peanutsmean 4 months ago
Is this the first story extended for more than two strips?