Niles teaches Daphne and Roz to play piano: Which song?
Pete
piano. Would anybody happen to know/remember which (classical) piece
it was that Niles was teaching them?
Kreisleriana
>The other night in Frasier Niles was teaching Daphne and Roz to play
>piano. Would anybody happen to know/remember which (classical) piece
>it was that Niles was teaching them?
It was the Andante from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C, K. 467.
Also known as "Elvira Madigan"
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Pete
> On 2 Sep 2004 12:33:27 -0700, pete...@hotmail.com (Pete) yodeled:
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> >The other night in Frasier Niles was teaching Daphne and Roz to play
> >piano. Would anybody happen to know/remember which (classical) piece
> >it was that Niles was teaching them?
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> It was the Andante from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C, K. 467.
> Also known as "Elvira Madigan"
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Thank You! Now, if I were a beginning piano player, and I would like
to play this same song, where should I look for notes for this? I am
assuming that this can be played in "simplistic form" as they did in
Frasier, or in original format, which can be hard/impossible for a
beginner.
Alan Hill
>Thank You! Now, if I were a beginning piano player, and I would like
>to play this same song, where should I look for notes for this? I am
>assuming that this can be played in "simplistic form" as they did in
>Frasier, or in original format, which can be hard/impossible for a
>beginner.
Acktcherley, I can quite easily play those notes ... just not in the
right order ...
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manitou910
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>>It was the Andante from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C, K. 467.
>>Also known as "Elvira Madigan"
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> Thank You! Now, if I were a beginning piano player, and I would like
> to play this same song, where should I look for notes for this? I am
> assuming that this can be played in "simplistic form" as they did in
> Frasier, or in original format, which can be hard/impossible for a
> beginner.
Technically, it's pretty easy.
C.
Donnie
>On 3 Sep 2004 01:00:08 -0700, pete...@hotmail.com (Pete) wrote:
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>>Thank You! Now, if I were a beginning piano player, and I would like
>>to play this same song, where should I look for notes for this? I am
>>assuming that this can be played in "simplistic form" as they did in
>>Frasier, or in original format, which can be hard/impossible for a
>>beginner.
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>Acktcherley, I can quite easily play those notes ... just not in the
>right order ...
Get the quote right Alan
Eric Morcombe to Mr Andre Preview.
"Listen sunshine, I am playing all the right notes, just not
necessarily in the right order!"
Alan Hill
<don...@dinonino.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
>Get the quote right Alan
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>Eric Morcombe to Mr Andre Preview.
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>"Listen sunshine, I am playing all the right notes, just not
>necessarily in the right order!"
I was only a child then ...
Donnie
>On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 14:21:27 +0100, Donnie
><don...@dinonino.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
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>>Get the quote right Alan
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>>Eric Morcombe to Mr Andre Preview.
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>>"Listen sunshine, I am playing all the right notes, just not
>>necessarily in the right order!"
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>I was only a child then ...
"Then" ?
Donnie
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Is it as easy on the Banjo? I really want to learn.
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manitou910
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>>Technically, it's pretty easy.
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> Is it as easy on the Banjo? I really want to learn.
Dunno.
I never studied the banjo, even briefly.
C.
Donnie
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I DIDN'T ASK YOU IF YOU'D STUDIED IT ! I ASKED YOU IF IT WAS EASY.
GOOD GRIEF !!!!!!!!!!!
Donnie " Really. You Can't Get The Staff" Falcone
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manitou910
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>>>Is it as easy on the Banjo? I really want to learn.
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> GOOD GRIEF !!!!!!!!!!!
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> Donnie " Really. You Can't Get The Staff" Falcone
Seems you need another visit to Italy.
Perhaps you'll find a gondolier who plays Mozart on the mandolin.
I just got up.
Feel exhausted.
Don't wish to travel anywhere today.
C.
Donnie
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>Donnie wrote:
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>>>>Is it as easy on the Banjo? I really want to learn.
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>>>Dunno.
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>>>I never studied the banjo, even briefly.
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>> GOOD GRIEF !!!!!!!!!!!
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>> Donnie " Really. You Can't Get The Staff" Falcone
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>Seems you need another visit to Italy.
Always :-)
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>Perhaps you'll find a gondolier who plays Mozart on the mandolin.
Have done :-)
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>I just got up.
Me too:-)
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Always :-)
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Molvania: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry (Jetlag Travel Guide
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Secretly I figured you'd want too.
Donnie " If I Can Help Someone..." Falcone
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Donnie
Pete
and converted it to notes, and it seems... manageable.
Kreisleriana
>On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 13:42:17 GMT, manitou910 <manit...@rogers.com>
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>>Donnie wrote:
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>>>>>Is it as easy on the Banjo? I really want to learn.
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>>>>Dunno.
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>>>>I never studied the banjo, even briefly.
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>>> I DIDN'T ASK YOU IF YOU'D STUDIED IT ! I ASKED YOU IF IT WAS EASY.
>>> GOOD GRIEF !!!!!!!!!!!
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>>> Donnie " Really. You Can't Get The Staff" Falcone
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>>Seems you need another visit to Italy.
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>Always :-)
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>>Perhaps you'll find a gondolier who plays Mozart on the mandolin.
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>Have done :-)
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>>I just got up.
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>Me too:-)
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>>Feel exhausted.
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>Always :-)
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>>Don't wish to travel anywhere today.
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>Molvania: A Land Untouched by Modern Dentistry (Jetlag Travel Guide
Is it in the north of England? :P
