Happy Birthday, Jon

[taiwan_girl]

Happy birthday Jon. Always enjoy your inputs here and glad you are doing so well!!

[Catseye3]

@Mik said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

Yet he keeps Chopin away at it.

Probably because he makes Liszts of things he must do.

[George K]

@Catseye3 said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

he makes Liszts of things he must do.

One of the things not on the Liszt is paying off a loan, because he Berlioz any money to anyone.

[George K]

Sorry about that last one...I'm just trying to do my Pärt to keep the thread going. Go ahead and criticize, I have no problem when you Telemann that he's out of line.

[Jolly]

In a day and time when we need mozart, Jon consistently delivers less art...

[Mik]

Worst.

Birthday.

Thread.

Ever.

[George K]

@Mik said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

Worst.

Birthday.

Thread.

Ever.

You should just be grateful that no one had given a Bach-handed compliment to Jon. Because then you'd have to flip them the Byrd.

Let me be Franck, I'd by Haydn in my room after a crack like that.

Of course, I'd pour a (cheap) Scotch to comment, but that would just be Bartok.

[Rich]

Happy birthday Jon!

[jon-nyc]

Glück, Glück, Glück you guys are hill Arias.

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

Glück, Glück, Glück you guys are hill Arias.

Took you long enough to Ponce on that one, birthday-boy.

[Aqua Letifer]

HBD!

[Klaus]

Don't Messian with Jon's Byrdsday, guys! Its not Fauré!

[Catseye3]

[Klaus]

@Catseye3 said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

No! No!

[George K]

@Klaus said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

No! No!

[Larry]

Happy birthday!

Link to video

[SD Tav]

Happy Birthday! Enjoy a quick run-through of the Scarlatti sonatas!

[LuFins Dad]

@George-K said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

This could've been you!

Wow! Those cables are under a lot of Strauss!

[Klaus]

Don't worry, the cables Handel hanging in the Air on G Strings just fine.

[George K]

@Klaus said in Happy Birthday, Jon:

Don't worry, the cables Handel hanging in the Air on G Strings just fine.

You're right.

I wonder, though, if they snapped, it would take 4'33" to hit the ground.