mazed" (I think it is).
Free, downloadable, and this site sure has come in handy for me. Sally's
stuff is suitable for funerals, weddings, anytime you need piano stuff
that is nice.
Thurletta
On Fri, 12 Jan 2007 "Michael L. Meyer" wrote:
Subject: [Finale] OT (and k
On 13.01.2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richter was invited to play at Stalin's funeral, and he played only Bach,
since he knew how much Stalin hated Bach. After enduring as much of this as he
could, one of Stalin's henchmen said, in a voice loud enough for Richter to
hear, "Who wrote this shit?
might wanna avoid the lento from the b-flat minor sonata
Meaning no disrespect to the departed, this reminds me of the wonderful story
from the documentary film "Richter, The Enigma."
Richter was invited to play at Stalin's funeral, and he played only Bach,
since he knew how much Stalin ha
I cant' help you in your search, but I have left instructions that at my
funeral a horn quartet, or if not possible, then any other available group or
individual, should play "Nellie the Elephant" and that a five pound fine
should
be payable to charity by anyone outside the immediate family
At 3:42 PM -0500 1/12/07, Michael L. Meyer wrote:
Hello all --
The question is: what music? I've done more than my share of weddings and
parties and cocktail hours, but never a memorial service. My
grandmother-in-law asked for what she described as "you know, light
classical" and my father-in-
Michael L. Meyer wrote:
Hello all --
Sorry for the OT post -- this is the best place I know to get advice on ALL
things musical.
My wife's grandfather passed away this week, and we will be heading over for
the memorial service on Monday. I've been asked to play for the service --
there are tw
Hello all --
Sorry for the OT post -- this is the best place I know to get advice on ALL
things musical.
My wife's grandfather passed away this week, and we will be heading over for
the memorial service on Monday. I've been asked to play for the service --
there are two hymns during the service
