It is both brilliant and amiable,
especially in the slow movement;
a clear second theme contrasts with the first theme and a brief closing theme,
and is so completely easy to understand
that even the commoners looked on with appreciation…
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Adorable! Audio clip, please?
hehe Bravo! Did you happen to see the video online (youtube maybe?) of the piano playing cat?
Heehee. Very cute pets. I don’t have a piano for my kitty. Perhaps I am letting a great talent go untapped. Hmmmm.
Bravo et encore!
Ha ha! That is too cute. Love the glasses. He looks very worldly, like he would be enjoying a concert.
WOOO-WEEE!! That’s one chubby cat! :) But then so is Pavarotti, and they seem to be equally talented.
Very cute reading glasses! :)
That was an awesome post. Loved it, loved it. Encore, encore!
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FUNNY! We have one of these musically talented cats. He likes to go up and down the keyboard (usually at 3 a.m.!)
His name is Mowana. We call him “Mo” for short. But sometimes we refer to him as “Mo-zart.” ;)
Found you through the Carnival of Family Life. :)
Does he play The Cat’s Fugue, by Scarlatti? Great pics, K.
A welcome relief.
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