Oh yeah. And then he traps that kid and his mom in a car. Right. Thanks!
Listening to Mozart Boosts your Memory?
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Do you think eating more Mozartrella Cheese would also help?
Absolutely! Just make sure it is the string variety.
Makes sense. Just have to be sure it doesn’t get me in treble with my diet.
It's always about striking the right chord. I'm sure you'll be fit as a fiddle in 4/4 time..........
Well, there you go. Case closed!
He's a St Bernard.Wait, remind me; who's Beethoven?
I don’t let my kids listen to Mozart. Too much sax and violins.
I'm no expert. I don't think I liked the Baroque period in general as much.Seems all the 'pop' composers, I mean most days can't tell one from another (not like they got a band with its own sound, plus I only hear it on radio), but some stick out.
Of course the big 'B's', Mozart, Chopin, Shubert, Hayden, and I seem to really dig Handel, makes me feel warm and fuzzy, so of course I should hate him, but that lost piece of his, can't recall what its called, is wonderful.
Looove Tchaikof(?)sky on Sunday mornings, he rocks it, and the church bells loose, but WGUC, my local classic station, now does a baroque program Sunday mornings, so I'm diggin' on the oldies but goodies now
No!!! That was a rabbit St Bernard.
I went Baroque buying my wife some music from this era, but she said she would pay me Bach.
How would you rate Ravel's Bolero? I'd give it a perfect 10.
Just see what you can do with classical music if you have a creative mind!
