Here are the lyrics to the song ROOMS & RATES from my rock opera THE FRONT DESK:
9:00 AM - ROOMS & RATES
I'm calling for your rooms & rates
I'm speaking with an agent named Kate
23 at 159
The phones are ringing here all of the time
Friday, August 19, 2011
Front Desk Agent
Here are the lyrics to the song FRONT DESK AGENT from my rock opera THE FRONT DESK:
8:00 AM - FRONT DESK AGENT
In the hotel
At the front Desk
On a busy day
Do your best
Help the guests
Please enjoy your stay
They want to know where to go
Just get off Exit 23
And they want to know where to get some lunch
Our chef is now serving brunch
8:00 AM - FRONT DESK AGENT
In the hotel
At the front Desk
On a busy day
Do your best
Help the guests
Please enjoy your stay
They want to know where to go
Just get off Exit 23
And they want to know where to get some lunch
Our chef is now serving brunch
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Lyrics To The Rock Opera
I'm going to start putting the lyrics to my rock opera THE FRONT DESK up on my blog. Ironically, the first song is an instrumental.
7:00 AM - GRAND OPENING (Instrumental)
7:00 AM - GRAND OPENING (Instrumental)
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Cast Of Characters
Here are the cast of characters in my rock opera THE FRONT DESK:
Front Desk Agents
Hotel Managers
Hotel Owners
Hotel Guests
Hotel Customers
Housemen
Housekeepers
Fans
Front Desk Agents
Hotel Managers
Hotel Owners
Hotel Guests
Hotel Customers
Housemen
Housekeepers
Fans
Libretto
Here is the Libretto to my rock opera THE FRONT DESK:
Once upon a time, there was a hotel. And at that hotel, there was a front desk. Everything seemed to take place in and around the front desk. It's where the agents looked over the activities of the day. Managers hung around to see how things were running. Owners would stop by to find out how the place was running. Housekeepers walked by the front desk in order to punch in the time clock to start their workday. And guests would check at the front desk and stop by for general information. Companies, owners, managers, entry level employees and guests will come and go. Yet the front desk will remain right where it is. The one constant in an ever changing industry.
Once upon a time, there was a hotel. And at that hotel, there was a front desk. Everything seemed to take place in and around the front desk. It's where the agents looked over the activities of the day. Managers hung around to see how things were running. Owners would stop by to find out how the place was running. Housekeepers walked by the front desk in order to punch in the time clock to start their workday. And guests would check at the front desk and stop by for general information. Companies, owners, managers, entry level employees and guests will come and go. Yet the front desk will remain right where it is. The one constant in an ever changing industry.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Setlist Changes
I made song changes to my rock opera THE FRONT DESK. There will not be a song called BUCKET CHECK PART TWO. Instead, the song BUCKET CHECK will appear only once. Also, I added a new song called ROOM SERVICE to the rock opera.
Monday, August 8, 2011
The Second Shift
Here are the 8 songs to middle section of my rock opera THE FRONT DESK:
3:00 PM - Bucket Check Part One
4:00 PM - Hotel Owners
5:00 PM - Reservations
6:00 PM - Celebrity Guests
7:00 PM - Walk Ins
8:00 PM - Jacuzzi Suite
9:00 PM - All Quite On The Front Desk Front
10:00 PM - Wake Up Call
Things might change here too. There might not be a BUCKET CHECK PART TWO and I could possibly move CELEBRITY GUESTS to the 11:00 PM Third Shift Section. I could also add an Overture/Underture instrumental to rock opera. I'll keep you posted.
3:00 PM - Bucket Check Part One
4:00 PM - Hotel Owners
5:00 PM - Reservations
6:00 PM - Celebrity Guests
7:00 PM - Walk Ins
8:00 PM - Jacuzzi Suite
9:00 PM - All Quite On The Front Desk Front
10:00 PM - Wake Up Call
Things might change here too. There might not be a BUCKET CHECK PART TWO and I could possibly move CELEBRITY GUESTS to the 11:00 PM Third Shift Section. I could also add an Overture/Underture instrumental to rock opera. I'll keep you posted.
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