How much for a dozen?

I know, I know, they're talking flowers, but it's such a nice visual viola joke...
Here's another one from a tremendous catalogue:
Why do violists stand for so long outside their houses?
They can't find the key and they don't know when to come in.
And, just to be fair, one more:
A conductor and a violist are standing in the middle of the road. which one do you run over first, and why?
The conductor. Business before pleasure.
Your own favorites welcome as comments.
Labels: fun, visual impact
4 Comments:
Oh, very nice.
This reminds me of a time a few years back when the orchestra was in Worthington, MN for a concert, and for some reason, the door to my hotel room wouldn't lock. I mentioned this to one of our violinists, Aaron Janse, who looked very concerned, and said, "Oh, man! You better be careful - you wouldn't want someone sneaking in while you're out and leaving a bunch of extra violas in there!"
Heard this one at a Wailin' Jennys concert:
What's the definition of perfect pitch? The sound of a banjo hitting an accordion in a dumpster
Love the Jennys. Heaven When We're Home is my favorite song to play on plane flights to Minnesota...
One of my favorites: How many sopranos does it take to screw in a light bulb?
One. She holds the light bulb up, and the world revolves around her.
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