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Entretien avec Emőke Baráth : « la musique est une affaire de franchise »

By Wenceslas Godel, 07 September 2018
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“il ne faut jamais chanter une note sans avoir réfléchi au sens que nous souhaitions lui donner”
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Wenceslas Godel
Wenceslas Godel
Issu d'une famille de musiciens et de mélomanes, Wenceslas est chercheur en mathématiques financières diplômé de Télécom ParisTech et du Master El Karoui. Pianiste amateur formé dans la tradition russe et autrichienne auprès de disciples de Mikhail Voskresensky et Samuil Feinberg, Wenceslas s’est également tourné vers la composition qui allie, tout comme les sciences, rigueur, créativité et quête d’un absolu.