The violinist and conductor Andre Rieu poses on social media today with his favourite vegetable.
Anyone got more pics of maestros with marrows, solisten mit Spinatblätter, or clarinettistes avec des carrottes?
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Some impressive celery to go along with his impressive salary.
There are also two poodles in the frame…
my favorite vegetable is french fries.
It’s called a Glasgow salad.
As I recall envy is one of the Seven Deadly Sins that Anna I sings about.
The celeries look just as his music making sounds.
(No biological offence)
That’s more celery than I use in two years. But it does look nice.
Le mariage et comme des carottes. Both have double rs in English but single rs in French.
– Das erste Wiener Gemüseorchester
https://www.vegetableorchestra.org/
– London Vegetable Orchestra (LVO)
https://londonvegetableorchestra.com/
– Bach, Kaffeekantate, BWV 211
– Suppé, Dichter und Bauer-Ouvertüre
– Leonard Bernstein, La bonne cuisine (Four Recipes for Voice and Piano, 1947)
– Luciano Berio, Cries of London, Song III. Garlic, good garlic, the best of all the cries
– Carl Orff, Olim lacus colueram (a swan roasted on a spit, sung by a tenor in extremely high register)
Or simply google “Pavarotti watermelon”.