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#1: Tom King (sgusa) on Jan 9, 2012

Nice puzzle, Aldege. I like it the best of this series.

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Why, thank you Aldège, and all in a 20x20 B&W. I perform now only in distant memory. It's churlish to correct you, but I must. A sonata is a solo piece, or sometimes has two instruments playing together, while it is a concerto that has a soloist with orchestra. But wait, I bet it was just a typo, right? You meant to write Mozart Concerto No. 21 in C major, which was the background music for the movie "Elvira Madigan."

Thx Lollipop.i hate to ruin your thought that i might be more intelligent than i really am,but i have to be honest. I have very little knowledge as far as the technical side of music and orchestras and musical arrangements are concerned. I taught myself to play bass guitar and i love music,but that's about as far as it goes. I wrote what i found on one of my classical cd's in my description. I was looking for anything i had that focused on piano. It is possible isn't it that our conductor highlighted your talents by having you play a solo piece,which the audience just loved and are wanting for more?:)

Thx Tom,i thought it was kinda cool.:)

Thx Kristen.:)

Love it!

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Rather brilliant Aldege! Love it :)

Thx Marie-Louise.:)

Nice!

Thx Robin.:)

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