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Posted at 6:09 AM on October 5, 2008
by Gillian Martin
Conductors Riccardo Muti and Andre Previn explain themselves in recent (separate) interviews.
Muti, the music-director-designate of the Chicago Symphony, explains that he's not a dictator, just misunderstood, in this article.
In a more in-depth interview, Andre Previn shows that at 80-years-old, he's earned the right to say exactly what he thinks. Things he's not happy about include Disney musicals, any references to his former film-scoring career ("commercial cornball music"), and pianist Lang Lang's theatricality in performance ("Why doesn't he just come out and juggle?").