By Alin K. Gregorian
Mirror-Spectator Staff
BOSTON — Michel Legrand has been composing, conducting and playing the piano for as long as he can remember. And for him, it is still not enough.
He has worked on the soundtrack of 250 movies, at least, and has more than 200 CDs out.
And yet, even now, at 77, he said in an interview last week, “I want to work all the time. I am full of ideas and the desire to work year
after year.”
Legrand is going to perform in Boston on November 18 at Symphony Hall. Accompanying him will be Quebecois singer Mario Pelchat and American legend Dionne Warwick.