Tickets for the Kansas City Opera used to be processed by the ticket office
of, what were then, the KC Athletics. The Opera's GM, Gary Fifield, stopped
by the ticket office one day to hear the operator saying "Yes, that's two
tickets on the aisle for 'Johnny Shitty'. One of Puccini's best.

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My favorite ...  years ago, in the days of LPs, the announcer at the
classical station in Memphis says, " ... now we will hear Brahms Symphony #1
in c minor", then proceeds to play side 2 before side 1. At the end of the
slow movement (in this instance, the finale), no mention was made about the
goof-up.
 
Bill 

Ralph Mazza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To the boners below, add the novice announcer on WCRB, the classical music
station in Boston, who introduced a recording as "Concerto A - Five" by
Tommaso Albinoni.

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