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| − | Faux 18th century Italian composer in the one-page "Baffling Mysteries #13" story of Ace magazine comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/94330/ Baffling Mysteries]'' #11 (November 1952). | + | [[Image:Amadi_Rondo_Baffling_Mysteries.png|right]]Faux 18th century Italian composer in the one-page "Baffling Mysteries #13" story of Ace magazine comic book ''[https://www.comics.org/issue/94330/ Baffling Mysteries]'' #11 (November 1952). |
The ghost story says he died when his villa outside Rome burned, also destroying his greatest violin concerto. Then, in 1927, two composers visiting the villa's ruins were visited by Amadi's ghost playing the long-lost concerto. One of them transcribed it. Then, some ten years later, the ruins' caretaker (ruins need a caretaker?!) discovers the manuscript, and it is shown to be identical to the transcribed version! Are you scared yet? Neither am I. | The ghost story says he died when his villa outside Rome burned, also destroying his greatest violin concerto. Then, in 1927, two composers visiting the villa's ruins were visited by Amadi's ghost playing the long-lost concerto. One of them transcribed it. Then, some ten years later, the ruins' caretaker (ruins need a caretaker?!) discovers the manuscript, and it is shown to be identical to the transcribed version! Are you scared yet? Neither am I. | ||
Revision as of 11:12, 19 January 2018
Faux 18th century Italian composer in the one-page "Baffling Mysteries #13" story of Ace magazine comic book Baffling Mysteries #11 (November 1952).
The ghost story says he died when his villa outside Rome burned, also destroying his greatest violin concerto. Then, in 1927, two composers visiting the villa's ruins were visited by Amadi's ghost playing the long-lost concerto. One of them transcribed it. Then, some ten years later, the ruins' caretaker (ruins need a caretaker?!) discovers the manuscript, and it is shown to be identical to the transcribed version! Are you scared yet? Neither am I.
