Terry Kandylis, Guillermo Cruz Alcubierre and Bendito Destino
By Olga Antoniadou
We all have our secret fancies, and Terry (Kandylis) is one of mine. I only first met him in 2018 when I had written about a presentation Yiannis Karakasis, and he had organised ‘Yiannis Karakasis and Terry Kandylis: Concerto for Two Pianos’, and ever since, I’ve had my eye on him. So, last year, at the height of the pandemic, he told me he was going to Spain to make his own wine. My jaw dropped. I thought, ‘this young man can’t settle down! He is constantly looking to do something different. I got him to promise that he would tell me all about this new project, and here were are.
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