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David Robertson

Published podcast speaker

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01 / preference

Janos would often say to people, “Imagine the moon view that there’s some extraterrestrial who’s come to observe the Earth and thinks that a safe distance to do this is from the moon because you don’t want to get too close.

“Janos would often say to people, “Imagine the moon view that there’s some extraterrestrial who’s come to observe the Earth and thinks that a safe distance to do this is from the moon because you don’t want to get too close.”
Speaker
David Robertson
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

02 / preference

There are all sorts of ways that you can accomplish what’s necessary, but I think the fundamental idea is, every person in the orchestra, like every person in an ensemble of soloists, is equally important, and their viewpoints are equally valid.

“There are all sorts of ways that you can accomplish what’s necessary, but I think the fundamental idea is, every person in the orchestra, like every person in an ensemble of soloists, is equally important, and their viewpoints are equally valid.”
Speaker
David Robertson
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

03 / preference

My sense, in any piece of music that I play, is to try and make it — regardless of when it was written — contemporary in the sense that it speaks to us now because we are contemporary.

“My sense, in any piece of music that I play, is to try and make it — regardless of when it was written — contemporary in the sense that it speaks to us now because we are contemporary.”
Speaker
David Robertson
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

04 / preference

I prefer by heart rather than from memory, because I think the notion is that, like any kind of music, it means so much to you that there’s no way you could forget it, in the same way that you can’t forget your parents’ names because they have volumes of experience and love and connection that are attached to those names.

“I prefer by heart rather than from memory, because I think the notion is that, like any kind of music, it means so much to you that there’s no way you could forget it, in the same way that you can’t forget your parents’ names because they have volumes of experience and love and connection that are attached to those names.”
Speaker
David Robertson
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler
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