Published Nov 21, 2023
John Adams on Composing and Creative Freedom | Conversations with Tyler
Renowned composer John Adams delves into his latest opera 'Antony and Cleopatra,' discussing the challenges of adapting Shakespeare and the personal influences on his work. He shares his thoughts on the global impact of American classical music, his diverse inspirations, and the creative pressures of living up to the greats while emphasizing authenticity in his compositions.
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