THE MUSIC AT THE TEA PARTY: CANON IN D????

Ok, this is for those with a music background...

But, the music during Cartman's Tea Party sounds vaguely close to Mozart's Canon in D.

Think so? Always loved that Classical Piece

If you mean what I think you mean, it's by Johann Pachelbel, not Mozart.

In fact, no-one's even sure if it's by Pachelbel, but it's usually attributed to him. Anyway, to answer your question, I didn't listen to it closely enough. Can anyone else confirm this?

Well, hell it's some composer...heheh

or did Mozart do "Fugue in D minor" (music from original black and white "Phantom of the Opera" Not the one done my Sir "Oh my pieces are so wonderful I have to tie my hair at the top of my head to keep ideas from escaping" Andrew Lloyd Webber)

or did he do "Kyle's mom is a stupid bitch in D minor"

Oh I don't know!

(Yes I can badmouth Webber...I was musician and set construction for a college's performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat)

Kain wrote in article ...

Mozart's

attributed to

enough.

Try J.S. Bach.

Sir Galahad ([email]) wrote:

You can badmouth Webber all you want. Personally, I think he's a bit overrated.

But _Joseph_? Do not badmouth _Joseph_.

If you badmouth _Joseph_, I'll have Jacob and sons come and wrap you in Joseph's coat and close every door in your room. Then they'll stone the crows as you try to remember those Canaan days and grovel, grovel on your knees. Sure, you'll cry out "Poor, poor Joseph", but even with Jacob in Egypt and Potiphar screaming go, go Joseph! you'll be wishing that any dream will do.

But in the end, there will only be one more angel in heaven.

Eric Bycer, Jedi Knight Meanwhile, me and my friends will be chowin' down with the king eating seven fat cows...

You're both wrong. It's *Opus to My Wife* by John Tesh