I've been preoccupied this week because my friend, Mark Janas, has been staying here with me. He's musical directing a new show here for the L.A. Theatre Festival about Lucy and Desi, and it's been fun being his host -- especially because he's been helping me a bit with the cantata, playing through some of the music I've been writing out.
Yesterday, I decided to take him on the L.A. Subway into Hollywood, where we dined at Hollywood & Highland, watched all the tourists around the Chinese Theatre (and the cute guys playing Batman and Robin), and then trained over to Hollywood & Vine to catch a matinee of "Hancock," which is a very strange movie.
The best part, though, was that he sat playing through all of Chopin's Preludes and several Etudes while I cleaned the kitchen to a spotless perfection. (There was a note on the door that they were going to do a general cleanliness inspection on the 10th -- can they do that? Just barge in and look around? I guess they can).
Next up is the bathroom. I wonder what composer works best for the bathroom?
3 comments:
Handel. Water Music.
You're cleaning the BATHROOM and the KITCHEN? My god...that's like...ME cleaning. Be still my heart.
cleanliness inspection?!
try the Volga Boatmens' Song...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Volga_Boatmen's_Song
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