Good morning, all! I had a horrible time getting to sleep and I wish I could stay in bed another hor, but I am up, my bags are packed with today's agenda, and I will shortly be off to the McGlinnventory at Park and 23rd.
We are down to the last four numbers for EILEEN: 2 Entr'Actes, a short dance, and a piece of incidental music taken from another number in the score, so it's a cut and paste. Next week we begin the binding and taping, and need to think about my next job. God knows what it is.
DR JohnG, you asked about Mr Troob; he just did some additional orchestrations for Larry Hochman on DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY. Much as I admire his work, I have never found him friendly - I found him quite the opposite when I worked with him on Kris Phillips' album BEIJING TO BROADWAY - and I care little about what he's up to. His orchestrations are quite wonderful and I admire his talents. I have friends who think he's charming, I looked forward to meeting him, and he made it clear that he had no interest in being friendly.
That's my news. More coffee.