Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for February 06, 2022

Some people now actually do speculate that Haydn wrote it. Joseph Haydn’s younger brother Michael, that is.

It gets its name, by the way, from the fact that it includes a number of toys and noisemakers in it.

good ol’ Leopold Mozart

CB’s is getting Angerer. :-)

“Recent research (published in 1996) on a newly found manuscript suggests the Austrian Benedictine monk Edmund Angerer [de] (1740–1794) to be the author.” – Wikipedia

Just enjoy the tune, Charlie Brown!

Now we can listen to Haydn’s Toy Symphony:https://youtu.be/1miohLVZobE

William Shakespeare did not write all those plays. It was someone else with the same name.

And now I’m listening to it on my noise-cancelling headphones!

Whatever you do, CB, DON’T ask him about Bach…

Based loosely on a novel by his second cousin’s hairdresser’s plumber’s assistant. We think. Or it could have been Bacon. History is torn.

Mozart’s father wasn’t Mozart? Hmmm. And Murphy’s law was not written by Murphy. It was written by another guy with the same name.

The kid is like a musically talented Sheldon!

Now ask him if he likes Kipling…

who knew? — It has three movements and typically takes around seven minutes to perform. It was long reputed to be the work of Joseph Haydn, but later scholarship suggested that it was actually written by Leopold Mozart.

" Well, I don’t like Mozart’s father’s music. It is too old fashioned."