Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for November 10, 2016

He went Chopin. He even made a Liszt!

That’s not good humor. It’s a bad pun. Bet Haydn didn’t have to put up with it in the 18th and early 19th centuries. But he probably would have in the 20th and early 21st centuries.

I couldn’t agree more on Charlie Brown in the final panel there.

Schroeder needs to get a Handel on his temper.

CB made a good Fauré into puns…

Ignaz Assmayer. No pun here. Just the funniest famous composer name I know.

Poor Schroeder. He’s totally Straussed out!

Classical music just isn’t my forte. LOL. SOMEBODY STOP ME!!

This is all Verdi interesting.

Looks like Charlie Brown and Schroeder’s friendship is starting to un-Ravel!

Schoeder can’t Cope-land with all these puns. Quit groaning, all the better ones were taken.

Reminds me of a joke I heard on Johnny Carson’s show years ago.“I’m tutoring a young lady on Austrian composers.”“Mahler?”“Every chance I get.”

Welcome to today’s GoComics rim-shot festival! Ba-dup-bump! (crash)

But it’s Beethoven.

And Freud wore a slip.

Are you Carmen? No, I’m Bizet!

“Nobody appreciates Good Humor”? I love ice cream.

Mommy, where’s daddy?The doctor said he was under a lot of Strauss and to relieve some of it, he’s out Bach, Chopin wood.

It wasn’t until he went on the all tuber diet that he invested in a Beethoven…

Much later, Schroeder will not appreciate another CB musical joke in which someone asks a conductor if he can conduct the “Messiah”, to which he replies, “Oh, I think I can Handel it!”

Good thing they weren’t in a classroom or CB might have Gottschalk thrown at him.

Chuck should have just Hummel long instead of trying to be funny.

If that piano hits his head, it’s going to leave a Scarlatti.

Although Schroeder has come Bach, he is Offenbach earlier…

Schroeder hates puns.

Schroeder was probably too Bizet to let Chuck know where he was.

Gone Chopin. Bach in a Minuet!