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Classical music is not a story of old idiots, reserved for the bourgeois!" Since 2015, once or twice a year, Anne Sinclair presents "Fauteuils d'orchestre" on France Télévisions where conductors, musicians and other tenors are honored. The next appointment is set for Friday, June 9, in the first part of the evening on France 5. Soprano Béatrice Uria-Monzon is the guest thread. "I try to share with the general public, this is not a program of specialists," recalls the presenter on the set of "Buzz TV" this Wednesday.
Anne Sinclair remains inseparable from "7 sur 7", a magazine she presented sixteen years on TF1. If she were offered a political interview today, would she accept it? "To hide nothing, since I stopped "7 sur 7", I have been offered it a lot, on the radio or on TV, confesses the interested party who has always refused. I have done my time, I believe that you have to know how to leave room for others. Besides, politics, I've had it so far, I've had a long time." He added: "Frankly, conducting a political interview right now is not fun! The political interview never made me dream of elsewhere. My time was interesting, the seven-year term of Mitterrand and Chirac fascinated me," she concedes.
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She assures him: Anne Sinclair would no longer take any pleasure in interviewing new politicians. "The spectacle given at the National Assembly is distressing," she said. I prefer to interview opera singers and creators rather than the political class, "says the one who has definitely drawn a line on the political interview.
"'TPMP'? It's fake news, fake variety."
Anne Sinclair at "Buzz TV"
The interview of Léa Salamé in the morning on France Inter, "Quotidien", "C Politique", "C à vous"... So many programs to which Anne Sinclair remains faithful. In contrast, "TPMP" is not his cup of tea. "I think it's fake news, fake variety. I don't like the topics they highlight and the way they deal with it. Frankly, it's very, very far from me," she tells us.
