Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 30, 1969
January 29, 1969
January 31, 1969
Transcript:
Schroeder cries and shouts, "Somebody please save my piano!"<BR><BR> Schroeder, Charlie Brown and Linus stand next to the tree and look up. The tree thinks, "Chomp chomp chomp." Charlie Brown says, "I'm afraid it's too late . ."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown turns to Schroeder and says, "It's gone . . This kite-eating tree has chewed up the whole thing . . . It's gone . . ."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown says, "I wonder what Beethoven would have done . . ."<BR><BR>
kcj about 1 year ago
When Beethoven’s piano was thrown up on a tree, he usually turned to composing string quartets. Indeed, although he lived until 1827, his last major compositions for piano came several years earlier (Diabelli variations were completed by 1823). Someone like Lucy came around in 1823 or so…
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