20 May 2010
Interview: Sir Andrew Davies - Conductor
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A musical challenge to our view of the past
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http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/features/Interview-Sir-Andrew-Davies-.6302682.jp
By Ken Walton [The Scotsman, 20 May 2010]
EARLIER this year, Sir Andrew Davis made a rare reappearance in Scotland. Until then, the former chief conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra - through which he became best-known as the man in charge of many televised Last Nights of the London Proms, not to mention the thankless speeches that go with them - had hardly set foot north of the Border for decades, despite cutting his teeth back in the 1970s as a staff conductor with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.