Riccardo Muti is music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and one of the world's great conductors. He's a fierce advocate for culture (as opposed to entertainment) and a passionate artist who knows what he wants. Sitting in his Symphony Center quarters, he was eloquent and good-humored while discussing the pandemic's impact on culture, why he won't listen to his old recordings, whether he’s ever nervous to meet anyone, which audience behavior annoys him the most, why he keeps donkeys at home and what he plans to do after his CSO contract ends in 2023.
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