Summary
As he prepares to take over the RSNO baton, conductor Stephane Deneve talks about his love affair with music, his dalliance with computers and his attraction to Scotland WHEN you ask Stephane Deneve why music should be important to human beings, he doesn't look aghast or even affronted. Instead, he grins widely, shakes his Schubertian curls in a rush of excitement and replies:
"Because music is the shortest route from one heart to the other heart."See the full content of this document
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The Miracles in My Grasp Face to Face
That answer couldn't be more French which, of course, is part of the reason why his forthcoming tenure of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra is being met with much applause.
Deneve's interpretive daring and finesse with French music are what make his concerts a hot ticket on the international circuit where, at 32, he is one of only half a dozen young maestros to command such attention.He is tall and jovial and rather burly as conductors go, ...See the full content of this document
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