Michel Dalberto : « parler uniquement de piano manque de substance »

Michel Dalberto

By Nicolas Mathieu, 15 October 2020

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“aujourd’hui, je ne peux pas concevoir ma vie sans l’enseignement”

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Nicolas Mathieu

Après des études de philosophie à l’ENS de Lyon et de politiques culturelles à l’Université de Paris, Nicolas se tourne vers la gestion culturelle à HEC Paris. Formé aux conservatoires de Lille et de Lyon en piano et en écriture, il consacre ses projets personnels au dialogue entre la musique et les autres arts comme organisateur de ciné-concerts (S’émanciné), de lectures performées (CIE 44) et autres formats pluridisciplinaires.

« Parler uniquement de piano manque de substance » : entretien avec Michel Dalberto