There is no one on Earth that I love or respect more in music. He's, as my husband says, a contemporary Mozart. Playing such difficult, sophisticated music and making it so approachable at the same time. Wait till you hear his Group's new album. You have never ever heard anything like it. T here's nothing I love more than his compositions, his ballads mostly. And the way he improvises: sometimes I don't really know where the written melody ends and when his solo starts.
He composes most beautiful tunes on the spot, while improvising. Dangerous, to some extent. Think about it: achieve the ultimate fulfillment, total musical ecstasy, make all the wildest dreams come true at the age of thirty.
What next? There's nothing worse than having no dreams left. Now I have a dream again!!! Generally I feel better in the intimate setting. I have the feeling I might truly embrace them with our music. Reach them, give them what the came for.
How did you feel performing on that stage? Would you like to tell us that experience? I do think that the walls absorb and transmit energy. That the venues have souls. What can compare to Carnegie Hall? Where ALL different styles of the greatest music ever have been played for the century.
To me music itself remains the fundamental mystery, an unanswered question. This quest does never end. And it's also what makes it exciting. Gee, how I love him.
We were at Sting's house in Tuscany on September 11 th , when he recorded what was later released as All This Time project. Earlier I had an honor of opening for him in How small kid was I back then, it makes me feel embarassed. Now when chances are I became slightly more mature I dream and pray to maybe record a song or two together with this man.
But hey, let's wait couple of years. A weird experience. Marcin and I plan to record an acoustic set of our own tunes early next year. We're currently in the process of writing the last songs. I'm touring in Germany now, going to the States from here and then we will be in France in December.
We have lots of concerts scheduled in Poland. But first of all I would love to stay with my kids more. Nothing, not even music could replace their presence. Remember that Cinema Paradiso remains my most beloved movie. So we try to visit Italy as often as possible. We go skiing there, to Val Gardena. We visit Venice every now and then. Marcin and I we dream of maybe traveling south. Below Naples. I am not the right person to be asked this question, don't you think? I wouldn't have to be asked twice.
You know what I mean? I know, I know Thank you for this nice interview and I wish you to keep on dreaming Interview with Attila Zoller. It's the last Attila interview, he was aware about his health state, he was constrained to assume morfine, but he was available to tell his story, to transmit his love for music.
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