Q: Where are you from?
A: I was raised in Orange County, CA but spent most of my adult life in west L.A. I'm a fairly recent transplant to lovely central Virginia.
Q: Are you playing with a band on these songs listed here?
A: Some of them, yes. Of the tracks displayed now in my player, "Sooner or Later" & "Halo Glows" feature the great Desert Sage of L.A. The other songs are all written, played & recorded by me on my little old Tascam. I am presently trying to assemble some musicians for gigging and recording fun.
Q:. I'm confused. Aren't you ASK? After all, your website is asktunes.com.
A: I was ASK, which stood for Angel Sophia Krasnegor, in my previous incarnation. But now I've reverted to the original LaCanfora. I promise not to change it again regardless what happens.
Q: Who or what is the LLP?
A: That would be my experimental online band, the Learning Lovers Project. Founded by me in 2001, the LLP has featured some wonderful musicians from all over the U.S. and England. It gives us the opportunity to just have fun & make some interesting noises. It may or may not be palatable to you. We collaborate by recording a track then somehow getting that track to the next member, who builds on the idea & so on. Check us out here: .
Q: You're also an artist?
A: Yes, I make mosaic art. My work will be on display come April at Art Upstairs Gallery in Charlottesville, VA.
Q: How long have you been playing music and writing songs?
A: It's been quite a long time now. At the risk of revealing my age, let's just say that when I started, skinny ties and shoulder pads were all the rage.
Q: Are you after fame and fortune?
A: Oh, frick no. I play because I love it! It's absolutely essential to my well-being. The ultimate dream wold be people covering my songs (hint...hint...)
Q: Has success gone to your head?
A: I'm sorry, were you talking to me?
Q: What do you get when no three positive integers a, b, and c can satisfy the equation an + bn = cn for any integer value of n greater than two?
A: You get Fermat's Last Theorem.
Q: I thought you hated math?
A: I do.