Well, Chopin certainly dominated the hardest piano pieces! And what's that I hear? Oh, it's Mozart rolling over in his grave at the rubber chicken's "Queen of the Night" aria, LOL!
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Well, Chopin certainly dominated the hardest piano pieces! And what's that I hear? Oh, it's Mozart rolling over in his grave at the rubber chicken's "Queen of the Night" aria, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHe's so serious looking while playing the rubber chicken.
DeleteI remember playing that first piece years ago, alas no more.
ReplyDeleteLove the second video..lol
Funny!
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