Donald Satz wrote:

>So, if Jocelyn Wang was driving through Ft. Lupton and causing an aural
>commotion, she'd likely have to listen to John Cage.  With me, it would be
>Stoki doing Bach or a huge dose of Liszt or even worse than that, a real
>eclectic work (currently I only have to imagine that it exists).  What
>would be the most effective "crime deterrent" classical music penalty for
>you? NO, you can't say it's listening to Don Satz.

In Wilder's *One, Two, Three*, a 1961 film set in pre-Wall Berlin, the East
Germans break down Horst Buchholz into falsely confessing that he's a spy
for the CIA by forcing him to listen to endless repetitions of "Itsy bitsy,
teeny weeny, yellow polka dot bikini".

To keep this post "classical" I'll also note that, in another episode
Cagney's guys induce a couple of East Germans to assist him by having
Lilo Pulver perform Khatchaturian's "Sabre Dance" on a cafe table.

Walter Meyer