This cartoon of mine is a pun on the famous musical work Water Music by George Frideric Handel.
The cartoon shows a man playing a grand piano with sheet music titled “Handel’s Water Music”.
Water is dripping from the piano and forming a puddle on the floor - a light-hearted visual twist on the name of the composition.
Handel’s Water Music was originally composed for an outdoor royal celebration on the River Thames in London for King George I in 1717.
It was performed by an orchestra of around 50 musicians on a barge positioned near the king’s boat.
The music was so well received that it was played three times during the event.
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