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Sir Antonio Pappano interview: ‘These are times when fidelity – presence – in an organisation is incredibly important’

James Jolly
Friday, June 14, 2024

As his career changes gear, and he adds ‘author’ to his CV, Sir Antonio Pappano talks to James Jolly about his love of English music, his musical journey and ‘influence’

Celebrating Sir Antonio Pappano: at his farewell gala at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, on May 16 (photo: Tristram Kenton)
Celebrating Sir Antonio Pappano: at his farewell gala at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, on May 16 (photo: Tristram Kenton)

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