I can't wait to hear him. He studied at the Royal Academy, and then decided that music for him was to be something more spontaneous. I think that's all very healthy. Once you have your basis, the dis- cipline of your studies in music or any other subject, and then to escape them and be free and improvise and create your own world, I think it's a wonderful thing. Nor do you have to have the basic disciplines necessarily.
Children improvise at games.
I think that's what we're seeing taking place now with people like Elton John. Penderecki and Lutoslawski. I did Postlude by Lutoslawski last year in New York. I'm still primitive enough to want my music not to be absolutely abstract. I like it still to move me, to move an audience.