Peanuts by Charles Schulz for July 20, 1953
July 19, 1953
July 21, 1953
Transcript:
Charlie Brown is resting one foot on the piano, whiles Schroeder sits behind it. The latter says, "I've been practicing my 'Bach' night and day"<BR><BR> As Charlie Brown sits and leans back on the piano, Schroeder continues, "I can play Die Kunst der Fuge, Das Wohltemperirte Klavier and Das Musikalische Opfer..."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown turns to him and replies, "That's nice Schroeder...I think everyone should have a hobby..."<BR><BR> He turns back and concludes, "But what do you intend doing for a living?"<BR><BR>
COMIC-ER about 12 years ago
what happened to beethoven
NateWright about 12 years ago
every pianist has to play Bach… It’s almost the law… My second year was just pure Bach… But I love Mozart, though I don’t know much Mozart…
Vivianne Lee almost 12 years ago
Oh dear
yow4zip Premium Member about 11 years ago
Play his “Toccata and Fugue in D minor”, Schroeder.
NewOrleansSaints about 7 years ago
I am going to learn The Blue Danube on the piano.
LoveRerun over 3 years ago
Mature question to ask a kid
Best Commenter Ever about 3 years ago
CB takes the place of lucy
phoenixnyc over 2 years ago
“Music! What a wonderful hobby! What a miserable profession!”—Gluck (I think)