Singing Lessons
- Mom, why do you always stand by the window when I practice for my singing lessons?
- I don't want the neighbours to think I'm employing corporal punishment, dear.
- Mom, why do you always stand by the window when I practice for my singing lessons?
- I don't want the neighbours to think I'm employing corporal punishment, dear.
- Dad, why do the singers rock left and right while performing on stage?
- Because, son, it is more difficult to hit a moving target.
- It must be terrible for an opera singer to realize that he can never sing again.
- Yes, but it's much more terrible if he doesn't realize it.
How can you tell when a tenor is really stupid?
→ When the other tenors notice.
What is the difference between a Wagnerian soprano and a Wagnerian Tenor?
→ About 10 pounds.
What is the missing link between the bass and the ape?
→ The baritone.
How do you tell when your lead singer is at the door?
→ He can't find the key and doesn't know when to come in.
- Haven't I seen your face before? - a judge demanded, looking down at the defendant.
- You have, Your Honor - the man answered hopefully
- I gave your son violin lessons last winter.
- Ah, yes - recalled the judge
- Twenty years!
Two violinists make a pact that whoever dies first, he will contact the other and tell him what life in Heaven is like. Poor Max has a heart attack and dies.
He manages to make contact with Abe the next day.
Abe says:
- I can't believe this worked! So what is it like in Heaven?
Max replies:
- Well, it's great, but I've got good news, and I've got bad news. The good news is that there's a fantastic orchestra up here, and in fact, we're playing "Sheherezade," your favorite piece, tomorrow night!
Abe says:
- So what's the bad news?
Max replies:
- Well, you're booked to play the solo!
Jacques Thibault, the violinist, was once handed an autograph book by a fan while in the greenroom after a concert.
- There's not much room on this page - he said
- What shall I write?
Another violinist, standing by, offered the following helpful hint:
- Write your repertoire.