Pianist and movie score composer Reuel Meditz recently stirred the Four Seasons’ Lobby Lounge patrons into a standing ovation.  A slender musician plays the piano for the first time at the Four Seasons lounge. Guests keep up their chatter, snug in their comfy nooks, scattered around the city’s classiest bar. As the tunes rise and fall, they grow quieter, putting down their top-shelf cocktails. At the finger-crunching finale of Ernesto Lecuona‘s “Malagueña,” they cheer without reserve. Some even give Reuel Meditz a standing ovation.  Such a response for a lounge act in a hotel bar might not be unprecedented, but it certainly is unusual.  Continue reading this article

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