The Many Stories of Bill Fitzpatrick: Incognito at a bar in Aspen

You see I had this habit of going to bars which was something classical musicians really didn't do, but I wanted to be cool. But one day in Aspen I was at this bar sitting at the counter and started talking to someone sitting next to me. They asked what I did, and not wanting to say that I was a classical violinist as this could have ended the conversation, I said that I worked for the city. They the said "really, doing what" and I said sanitation and that worked. We moved and continued talking at a table with some friends of his and then someone walking by looked at me and said, oh Mr Fitzpatrick, I really loved your performance today... you see my quartet had just performed in the tent that afternoon. My table buddies looked at me completely startled and I quickly just got up and left!

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