Ever the showman, Jean-Yves Thibaudet revels in Debussy's 24 Préludes

Jean-Yves Thibaudet

Por Graham Meyer, 22 enero 2025

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“Thibaudet was having some theatrical fun playing up the character of these unique pieces”

Crítica hecha desde Chicago Symphony Center, Chicago el 19 enero 2025

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Graham Meyer

Graham is a Chicago-based arts and culture journalist, covering all forms of live performance, and specializing in classical music. His work has appeared extensively in Chicago magazine and Crain’s Chicago Business, as well as in The Chicago Tribune and at Chicago Classical Review. He has also covered dining and restaurants, winning a City and Regional Magazine Award for the restaurant newsletter Dish. Semi-professionally, he sings baritone in the choir Vox Venti, plays amateur piano, and composes music, especially choral. Apart from music, he constructs crossword puzzles and plays competitive bridge with his teenage daughter.