No idea, Megan! Give us a clue, is the pianist living or dead? And is that a fish, a frog or a salamander, or ...?
As a quick "joke" answer, I'll say it's our forum administrator Peter. Why? Well, the logic goes as follows : fish / fisherman / fisher of men / Jesus's disciple Peter, the fisher of men.
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No idea, Megan! Give us a clue, is the pianist living or dead? And is that a fish, a frog or a salamander, or ...?
As a quick "joke" answer, I'll say it's our forum administrator Peter. Why? Well, the logic goes as follows : fish / fisherman / fisher of men / Jesus's disciple Peter, the fisher of men.
Yes, Philip it is a fish, and no, not a biblical reference.
To give a clue, this famous late pianist's son is one of the most celebrated cellists.
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‘Roses do not bloom hurriedly; for beauty, like any masterpiece, takes time to blossom.’
OK, a really easy one (but I can't find the relevant cartoon so I'll describe the tableau instead) : imagine in your mind's eye a pianist at the piano (he prefers Steinways), dressed in "religious garb".
OK, a really easy one (but I can't find the relevant cartoon so I'll describe the tableau instead) : imagine in your mind's eye a pianist at the piano (he prefers Steinways), dressed in "religious garb".
Could it be His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI ?
He's not a famous pianist but likes Beethoven and Mozart.
‘Roses do not bloom hurriedly; for beauty, like any masterpiece, takes time to blossom.’
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