Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for March 16, 2025

We call this slide music, it’s different than swing music.

He stuck the landing.

This gives a whole new meaning to a sliding scale.

He’s found true happiness!

Schroeder Lee Lewis strikes again!

Slide into a Sonata!!

To the Bat Slide, Schroeder!

Now, that’s an entrance!

That’s how you start a concert! Watch and learn, you Pop “Farts”!

He’s playing Beethoven, but this looks more like a Brahms move

Now, that’s an entrance!

Excellently done, Schroeder!

Is that how the Beatles got the ending chord of “A Day in the Life”?

♪♫ “Nobody knows the treble I’ve seen…” ♪♫

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Schroeder invents the slide piano. Blues musicians everywhere now have even more trouble getting their gear to gigs.

He just won’t let it slide

Bob Costas: And here comes the scores… it’s a perfect 10 from the US, an 8 from France, 9.1 from Britain… ouch, and a 0 from East Germany.

Schroder discovers the glissando.

Shostakovich requires this approach for Piano Concerto No. 2 in F major, Op. 102