difficile lectu造句

• "O du eselhafter Peierl " was originally intended to be sung immediately following " Difficile lectu ".
• For the tale of how these two canons originated, see " Difficile lectu ( Mozart ) ".
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• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart produced a similar effect in his canon " Difficile Lectu " ( written c . 1786-87, when he was 30 or 31 ), which, though ostensibly in Latin, is actually an opportunity for scatological humor in both German and Italian.
• One evening, at a merry gathering, Mozart had the idea of writing a canon in which the few Latin words " Difficile lectu " etc . would emerge in Peyerl's pronunciation in a comical way, with the expectation that he would not notice this and would be fooled.
• I've seen at least two other ones ( " Beym Arsch ist's finster " and " Difficile lectu mihi Mars "-allographic word play on " leck Du mi im Arsch " ) And I've seen letters to his friends and relatives ending with vulgar and puerile valedictions.
• For further examples and discussion, see this encyclopedia's articles on Mozart's other scatological canons : " Leck mich im Arsch ", " Leck mir den Arsch fein recht sch鰊 sauber ", " Bona nox ", and " Difficile lectu ( Mozart ) "; as well as Mozart and scatology.