Frank Dupree interview: ‘I could play Kapustin for the next 10 years, but I also love playing a Brahms or a Beethoven or a Tchaikovsky in between’

Jeremy Nicholas
Friday, November 1, 2024

Renaissance man Frank Dupree talks to Jeremy Nicholas with boundless enthusiasm about the appeal of Kapustin’s jazz-inspired music and about his own multifaceted career

Frank Dupree (photography: Marco Borggreve)
Frank Dupree (photography: Marco Borggreve)

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