The Mozart Bust = the Mozart Rubber = the Mozart Etcher: The Smallest Mozart Bust in the Universe

The Mozart eraser. Also to be found with the keyword "Mozart rubber". But not with the search terms "Mozart and Ratzefummel" (... of course, it's German) and probably also not with "Mozart and Bust". And besides: Is it a Mozart bust at all? And does anyone erase with this cute Mozart eraser at all? Or is the Mozart eraser actually a tiny little Mozart bust that you put up as a decoration? Or give it as a gift! What is a Mozart bust anyway? Correct, it is a small "word game" here to the very smallest Mozart bust on the planet, and this word game seems to go on even ... here and now. What makes a Mozart bust? The material? So the plaster or the alabaster plaster. Then the smallest – basically and defined by us in this way – the very smallest Mozart bust is not a Bach bust after all, because it is made of rubber. But if you put them next to each other, that is all the two Mozart busts in my Publishing House, then it is quite clearly a ... Mozart bust ... the Mozart eraser, or the Mozart rubber, or the Mozart etcher ... just the Mozart Ratzefummel. 

And at all? With your order in my store, you always support our "Johann Sebastian Bach Mission" and our "Classical Music for Children Mission". For this, a very special thank you!

Bach eraser, Mozart eraser and Beethoven eraser ... or if you like the word "rubber" better ... then the Bach rubber, the Mozart rubber and the Beethoven rubber. Even if this is actually just the page regarding the Mozart eraser, you can purchase all three here. Individually ... or all three together, then with eight free add-ons.

Right, here you can see "the true size" and (again) the packaging of the Bach eraser, or rather Bach rubber or Bach etcher. And ... neither Ferrero Little Kisses, nor Rocher, nor Mon Chéri belong to the offer. And also clear: There are no three Bach erasers for the price of one, also no three Mozart erasers and certainly no three Beethoven erasers ... but only one Bach eraser for the price of one. A play on words ... with the request for indulgence.

These Three Free Add-Ons Come With the Purchase of the Bundle Above (... The Three Miniature Busts)

The first add-on to the Bach Beethoven Mozart eraser bundle is exciting for everyone who would like to get to know the life of Bach. And that is a compact 60 minutes and in a style, as one still spoke in 1750. As an audio file, narrated by a professional.  The second audio file is top for all those Bach fans who would like to enjoy the most beautiful quotes about J.S. Bach and his work, presented by two professional narrators. With Bach's music in the background and a modern ten-minute short biography about the master's life. The third free add-on is something special: It is the 1,128 works of the Thuringian composer as sheet music ... electronically, of course. All music sheets are in 50 historical volumes for this purpose, individually photographed in Leipzig by my husband. A two-day precision job and a lot of backache afterwards.

What Follows Here Is neither a Bach Eraser, nor a Mozart Eraser, and also No Beethoven Eraser

And why are the three above here, if it is neither a Bach etcher, nor a Beethoven etcher, nor a Mozart etcher? Well, it could be that you come here directly from Google and thus do not know yet at all that we offer the three super composers not only in very small – just as Bach eraser, Mozart eraser and as Beethoven eraser – but also as "real busts" in impressive size and with even more impressive facial expression.

You Get These Eight Free Add-Ons With the Purchase of the Gypsum Bust Bundle (... The Three Big Busts) Above. Plus, the Mentioned Ten Percent Rebate Versus the Single Price

 The eight free add-ons. With the "combo big Bach bust, big Beethoven bust, big Mozart bust".

Renate Bach Publishing "Bach 4 You" – Bildstrasse 25, 74223 Flein / Germany – Phone: +49 7131 576761 – info (at) bach4you.de