Richard Clayderman is very happy to still be popular

Elitism has never been part of Richard Clayderman’s repertoire, he tells Ed Power

Richard Clayderman is very happy to still be popular

RICHARD CLAYDERMAN is a phenomenon.

The French pianist, now 61, has sold more than 150m record and helped create a new genre of ‘popular classical’ music. He also became an unlikely pin-up during the 1980s, courtesy of soft-focused television commercials for his albums that emphasised his angelic good looks and wonderful hair.

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