SURPRISE!

[tealin]

And out of left field came ... AN UPDATE! I bet no one would have guessed I'd update my site tonight (I wouldn't have) but lo, the page of Utter Miscellany has indeed been updated. And all the links worked the first time! Wow!

This took significantly less time than I would have expected. There may be more soon. Or maybe not. Living on my own has made me uncharacteristically fickle. What will I do next?

In other news, I went for coffee today only to discover the nearby café has a Copenhagen Blend. How could I resist? It was all possible qualities until it entered my mouth, upon which it became delicious. Mmmm, quantum.

Cut to spare the general populace: I FOUND IT I FOUND IT I FOUND IT!!! If anyone – anyone at all somebody please – wants to know which Schubert piece Dominic Muldowney based the Copenhagen score on, it's the Andante Sostenuto (mvt II) from the Piano Sonata №21 in B flat major! Not, as the filmmakers would have you believe, one the of the Impromptus, which is the sheet music Heisenberg is playing from in the parlour. YAAAAAAAAAAAAY!! Nobody cares but me, but YAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!! 'We turned the world inside out' indeed! Tell it like it is, physics man! Tra-la-la!

(Quite mad, quite mad)

As if the day could get any better: Guards! Guards! Episode Five.

Comments

[wicked-warrior.livejournal.com]

Woohoo! Now I can have a better view of your sketches ^^

[sophia007.livejournal.com]

Yay for updates!
Sound's like a totally awesome day, you lucky person :D

[dragons-wyrd.livejournal.com]

I love it when you find music you've been looking for forever. ^-^ I felt that way about a Chopin nocturne a couple of years ago, they were confusing it with his (Chopin's) fantasy impromptu. Silly people.

[dried-frog-pill.livejournal.com]

That's awesome that you found the song you were looking for. Isn't that always a great feeling? And yay for Guards! Guards! :D

[laissez-fairez.livejournal.com]

quantum coffee?! quite possibly the funniest thing i've ever read...
i think i'll have to see copenhagen to understand the quantum piano, though... cause i don't think that has anything to do with schubert...

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

It's just a regular piano piece by Schubert that happens to feature prominently in Copenhagen so therefore it becomes quantum. :D

P.S.

[twirlynoodle.livejournal.com]

But you should still watch it anyway.

And that icon made me burst out laughing. Hehehe.