WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE

All I can think about right now is Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, specifically the part where Alex de Large is having sex with a woman - the sex, being too obscene, is compensated with a fast forward effect accompanied with Mozart's William Tell Overture. I don't know about you, but I consider that scene pure genius.

Recently, I've been too much into classical music. Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Beethoven - soothing, enthralling, brilliant. How I'd love to use them in my future endeavors. (Ahem, ahem...) I don't know about Sofia Coppola (Her period, costume drama Marie Antoinette that makes use of rock music), but I'm happy with using classical music in a modern setting.

Speaking of future endeavors, I am still on the method of creative absorption. Well, if you're gonna notice my works (excluding Becca's Dream, which up to now remains unfinished), I have yet to create my muse (in the fictional sense, that is). That's what's also keeping me occupied right now (well, aside from the many 'other' things I am juggling right now). I don't want to be known as a sexist (Hahaha).

In no less than 24 hours, hell will approach. Still, I remain incessant. Only if I could fast forward into the future...