Krusty Gets Kancelled - music played on glasses?

Hi, In this episode, near the end, Hugh Hefner is playing a piece of quite famous classical music on some wine glasses. Would anyone happen to know what it is? Just before he plays, Elizabeth Taylor is singing what may be the same piece, but I'm not sure.

I believe it's Peter's theme from Peter and the Wolf by Prokofiev.

"Alex Sisson" wrote in message news:[email]...

no it is Fur Elise by Mozart

thats like confusing the family matters with the simpsons

Mozart destroys every musician in history, even metallica and eminem

you suck you suck you suck

watch amadeus then come back to this group

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Somebody claiming to be "whippythewit" wrote in news:ExaM9.3087$[email]:

According to the episode guide, it's "Peter and the Wolf".

<http://www.snpp.com/episodes/9F19.html>

what the hell is that Howard Wilson II wrote in message news:[email]...

tricky castard i didnt write that whippythewit wrote in message news:8TbM9.3142$[email]...

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i stand corrected but did you know "the wolf" in peter and the wolf when ralphie faces his bullies in "A Christmas Story"

so there

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there was an episode that someone played fur elise with their head or something

anyone?

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"Fur Elise" is by Beethoven. He wrote it as a practice piece especially...for Elise...one of his favorite students.

73, Keith

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firstly, it's not Fur Elise, and secondly, Fur Elise is by Beethoven.

ouch

my mp3 labels steered me wrong but its on my computer so it must be right, right? Jamie wrote in message news:atsmhm$l38$[email]...

On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 15:07:10 GMT, "whippythewit" wrote:

One thing downloading mp3s should teach us, people know jacksh-- about music. For instance, apparently every female disco singer sounds like Aretha Franklin, or she covered every disco song and made sure it sounded EXACTLY like the original. Particularly sucks when you don't have broadband.

i like the part where mozart's genre is classic rock and abba is hip hop

John R. Rybock wrote in message news:[email]...

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music. For instance,

covered every disco song

when you don't have

Isn't Fur Elise by Beethoven?

Mark