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Beethovens Wig ~ Beethoven once said If my music had words itd be a lot more popular His wish has come true Modern day singer and “cowriter” Richard Perlmutter has added lyrics to Beethoven and Bach Mozart et al that have propelled the works of the old longhairs to the tops of the charts and introduced them to new audiences everywhere
Beethovens Wig Sing Along Symphonies ~ Beethovens Wig is an orchestral treasure with a sense of humor as old or as new as its listeners and the fun questions that run throughout the CDs liner notes are almost as entertaining as the zany musical interludes Highly recommended
beethovenswig YouTube ~ The lyrics are truly hilarious US News World Report A remarkably witty informative mix of entertainment and music education Los Angeles Times
Beethovens Wig Beethovens Wig 3 Many More SingAlong ~ Product Description Beethovens Wig celebrates the instruments With more zany lyrics set to the greatest hits of classical music these new Sing Along Symphonies feature a variety of different instruments from the familiar to the fascinating
Beethovens Wig Wikipedia ~ Beethovens Wig is an American vocal group that sings lyrics written to classical music Created by lyricist lead singer and producer Richard Perlmutter the group has been a featured performer with numerous symphony orchestras Beethovens Wig has recorded four albums
Beethovens Wig 5th Symphony Beethoven ~ Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Beethovens Wig 5th Symphony Beethoven · Beethovens Wig Beethovens Wig Sing Along Symphonies ℗ 2002 Rounder Records Manufactured and
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Ludwig van Beethoven Biography Music Facts Britannica ~ Ludwig van Beethoven baptized December 17 1770 Bonn archbishopric of Cologne Germany—died March 26 1827 Vienna Austria German composer the predominant musical figure in the transitional period between the Classical and Romantic eras Top Questions
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