So after all of mankind’s advances that have lead us to landing on the moon, the first habitat to be considered is a cave! We go to the moon, huddle in a cave, i.e. cavemen, and start over?
Was Mozart or his sister? He wrote a lot of things and so did she. Only her work was not recognized in that time. Musicologists are researching her work and the results are most interesting.
For those wondering, as was I, about it really being named “ganz kleine Nachtmusik,” or in English “A Very Little Night Music.” It was renamed that after its discovery last September. It was originally “Serenade in C.”
I get the joke, but what kind of chutzpah does it take to rename Mozart?
Calvin for President ! about 1 month ago
So, when will Sharah Gillis play the new Amadeus piece on her violin in the new Lunar base in the cave on the moon ?
RLG Premium Member about 1 month ago
I’d be more impressed if someone brought a pipe organ to space.
sarahbowl1 Premium Member about 1 month ago
Very interesting today. I especially like the discovery of a new Mozart work! Will google it soon;)
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 1 month ago
“Volfie they found it.” “Oh.. vell.. hmm… I’m dead and stuff so…. it’s okay.”
Steve Dallas about 1 month ago
That’s no moon…
fgerbil46 about 1 month ago
So what piece did Sarah Gillis play?
Nighthawks Premium Member about 1 month ago
I thought sure Yuri Gargarin yanked out his violin and started playing on the third orbit
Nighthawks Premium Member about 1 month ago
the bombing of Germany by the Allies must have missed that particular German library
markhughw about 1 month ago
Great, tell Russia and China where your moon base is going to be before you get there…
lanainutahdesert about 1 month ago
There’s already a lunar base in the Mare Tranquillitatus—it’s just not ours.
h.v.greenman about 1 month ago
The cavern beneath the lunar surface, sounds strangely similar to a story or ten by Robert Heinlein.
Angry Indeed Premium Member about 1 month ago
Sarah would’ve gotten a more appreciative response if she played the flute. The trill of a life time. Lot’s of smiles, too.
NoNameOntheBullet Premium Member about 1 month ago
So after all of mankind’s advances that have lead us to landing on the moon, the first habitat to be considered is a cave! We go to the moon, huddle in a cave, i.e. cavemen, and start over?
ChessPirate about 1 month ago
Also just recently, a long-lost short story by Bram Stoker was discovered…
oish about 1 month ago
Unfortunately, she’s a Tuba player and never played violin prior
Pickled Pete about 1 month ago
Anybody have any idea why my Mozart story got deleted?
david.reichert about 1 month ago
This leaves me to wonder what an above-ground cave would look like. Perhaps a black hole?
pearlsbs about 1 month ago
Sarah Gillis plays violin in space.
thestrad.com/news/video-first-violin-performance-in-space/18605.article
h.v.greenman about 1 month ago
Wasn’t there a Star Trek OS episode where Motzart was still alive?
Teto85 Premium Member about 1 month ago
Was Mozart or his sister? He wrote a lot of things and so did she. Only her work was not recognized in that time. Musicologists are researching her work and the results are most interesting.
ekke about 1 month ago
For those wondering, as was I, about it really being named “ganz kleine Nachtmusik,” or in English “A Very Little Night Music.” It was renamed that after its discovery last September. It was originally “Serenade in C.”
I get the joke, but what kind of chutzpah does it take to rename Mozart?
Bilan about 1 month ago
If the sheet music had “W.A. Mozart” on it, why would they say it was LIKELY written by him?
jpozenel about 1 month ago
The H. G. Wells story sounds a bit more feasible.
Old Tarf Premium Member about 1 month ago
Lunar Cave eh? May be a suitable Lunie Bin to house the Orange one.
scpandich about 1 month ago
The Selenites might object to squatters moving in.
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 30 days ago
Who was the first person to play a Jew’s Harp in Space?