[Rhodes22-list] One of My Favorites

[Leland]

Slim,

Excellent--thanks for sharing.  "You may be a redneck" if you associate
Foxworthy with Bernstein, although the resemblance is uncanny.

We had two classes in school where they would take a picture of each class
and if someone was in your seat every time you received an "A" and for each
class you missed you could make it up with a short paper.  The classes were
Theater Appreciation and Music Listen Lab.  Unfortunately I mistakenly
enrolled in Music Appreciation which was absolutely one of the most
difficult and time-consuming classes I ever took.  In retrospect it may have
been the most useful class because I've spent far more time listening to
classical music than using anything else I learned in college.  I still love
Rock-n-Roll but it's tough to beat Tchaikovsky's greatest hits.

Lee
1986 Rhodes22  AT EASE
Kent Island, MD



Slim Chance wrote:
> 
> Some of you remember me as a rocker but I grew up with a classical
> background.  Back in the the 60s There was a weekly TV program called
> Leonard Bernstein's Young Peoples' Concert which I never missed.  I
> believe
> LB to be arguably the greatest American musician of all.  Maybe Louis
> Armstrong, Bernstein, Armstrong, Bernstein Armstrong.  Obviously for
> different reasons.  But check this out and please also watch the second
> part
> where he conducts the reprise with his face alone.  This video also
> features
> Jeff Foxworthy on flute!
> 
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlURvraEmeY
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