
Ketzel, the Cat Who Composed
Lesléa Newman
Composer Moshe Cotel hears a sad kitten in the city and brings her home, naming her Ketzel. Ketzel listens as Moshe works, but he struggles to write a piece for a sixty-second composition competition. When the kitten walks across the piano keys, Moshe hears a short composition with a beginning, middle, and end. He enters the piece under Ketzel’s name, and it receives special mention before later being performed publicly.
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