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We're doing the slow movement to the Mozart bassoon concerto in
orchestra this semester, and in order to better learn my part I was
singing along with the music, trying to get a better feel for it. Well
all of a sudden I hear this howling. I looked up from the music and
there was my dog Sasha sitting next to me, her chin pointed up in
the air, howling or perhaps you could call it singing.
I don't know whether she just wanted to sing along with me or whether
I was just so bad she had to howl. I think I am going to assume that she
wanted to sing.
She actually has a very nice voice. So does Lucky, the Great Dane who
lives upstairs who Sasha has a crush on — sometimes at night I will
here him singing up there (I imagine when his owner is gone and he is
sad).
Maybe Sasha and Lucky could get together and form a duet?
Lucky sang bass, Sasha sang tenor
Singing seems to help a troubled soul…
This Insubstantial Pageant Faded 
Bass and tenor are not that opposite as their size might suggest it. Who knows, they might make a career :up:
She wanted to sing along, believe me.What a great photo!:heart:
I love the song of a dog. With Mozart no lessSuch a cultured galAnd such beauty in her eyesFar outshines the eyesOf that ridiculous bird Post-posted. :flirt: meant for Sasha
:DYes, I admit I have to lean toward the singing idea. I love that photo. Although it makes her nose look so long, like Baron's nose — Sasha has a rather pug nose for a dachshund. Yes, those eyes. She really does have such long eyelashes. :heart:
Sasha charming. 🙂 But the nose is a bit big with this view, you're absolutely right! 😆
:DYou know my last dog was named Baron von Noserhausen — his family name meaning nose as big as a house. :p
😆