If I Were In A Position To

In The Range Of Music That We Play - Roughly 300 Years' Worth-there Really Are More Similarities Than Differences.

We Need New Art. Old Art Cannot Do That. It Can Do Lots Of Other Things, And Of Course Humanity Hasn't Changed That Much In The Last Thousand Or Two Thousand Years.so That The Old Greek Dramas Are Still At The Very Heart, Core, Of Human Experience, But Still We Need New Stuff.

I Think We Still Do Have A Pr Problem In The Sense That These Institutions Portray Themselves Quite Often As A Museum Without The Contemporary Wing. For A Young Cutting-edge Person, Why Would You Get Into That Sort Of Business, Which Is Very Clearly Geared Towards Dead Or Almost Dead People?

Every Day We Make More Progress Toward Understanding The Concert Hall.

We're Not Talking About An Elite Art Form From The Price Point Of View. We Have A Building In L.a. That Is Incredibly Open, Exciting, Inviting, And All That, And There's No Reason For This Music Not To Be Part Of Everybody's Everyday Life.