Have you ever seen Mozart’s Table Music for 2? You sit across from each other at the table and play the same part. One person reads the part upside-down. It actually works very well.
So I did play it safe saying “at least”… Any chance you know the K-figger, or just the full zoological name (the one in pig-latin ) for your “T. for 2” ? Seems like fun!
I didn’t know you were from North Carolina!!
And there’s a little…um…“crack” showing in that picture. You might want do a little photoshop. :roll:
That reminds me of my last trip to Georgia. At a flea market I found a beautiful painting of an old gas station. The kind with the old ringing pumps. In front of the building stood one of those old pop/soda refrigerators selling Pepsi. The artist had done an excellent job of conveying a sultry summer night in the south. I told the proprieter how much I liked it and asked him why he only wanted $45 for it. He said because of the Pepsi cooler. People in Marietta wouldn’t buy it!
I couldn’t buy it cause I didn’t have room in my car to haul it.
The mirror duet allegedly by Mozart can be found in the Amadeus Book of the Violin by Walter Kolneder, on page 332. It’s published by Amadeus Press and despite the title is about the history of the violin in general. -According to Kolneder, Haydn also wrote this form of duet and he goes on to say the compositional process is actually fairly simple. Easy for him to say! --mike
) for your “T. for 2” ? Seems like fun!
