mat@hou5d.UUCP (06/20/84)
>From the latest Musical Heritage Review, on piano four hands:
That the close proximity on the piano bench was not merely
a *musical* desideraturm is suggested in a piece by the last of the
Bachs, Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst; called punningly *Das Drieblatt*
(The Trefoil), it calls for three players -- a guy and two dolls.
The gent sits in the middle, playing the high treble and the low bass, necessitating putting his arms around his partners waists.
-David M. Greene
This fellow Greene routinely digs up obscure facts and commits bizzare
puns.
Of course, I wouldn't mind reversing the roles(!) -- bet your piano teacher
didn't tell you about THIS piece.
--
from Mole End
Mark Terribile
(scrape..dig) hou5d!mat
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