Interviewer: What was your favorite subject when you were in school?
Mr. Gisby: Chemistry and Music. I had the option of doing either of them as a career. I ended up choosing chemistry.
Interviewer: What is your favorite movie?
Mr. Gisby: My favorite movie, well, I like movies that leave you something inside, that show something spectacular. You might not now the film. The film that I most enjoy is “Gifted Hands”. You know the actor Cuba Gooding Jr.? Actually he's not made a lot of films recently. It's about a doctor's search that has a pair of siamese twins that are joined together by the heart. So they had to separate them, otherwise one or both would have died, but no one had done it before, so they had to invent a whole new method, and he did it. The operation took 30 hours. Both of the children lived, so that was really moving.
Interviewer: What type of music do you listen to?
Mr. Gisby: Classical! I love classical. I play the flute, lots of classical music. I used to be in a rock band, I’ll show in a minute a photo of me and my rockband. And I play jazz and I play blues.
Interviewer: I like jazz, like Kenny G.
Mr Gisby: Kenny G, yeah I play the saxo, like the same songs as Kenny G and he plays it a lot better than I do.
Interviewer: Yeah well he plays good music. So, what do you do in your free time ?
Mr. Gisby: Compose music, play music. I’ve got a really big garden and I plant trees. I love planting trees. I’ve just brought my secretary a granada. They are big and round. I've got a tree with about 80 granadas. We also got tangerines, pecanas, lucumas, granadillas, nectarinas, we've got about 40 different types of trees , and I look after them a lot. I like cooking as well, is very scientific, Chemistry. I cook a lot of Indu food, peruvian as well.
Interviewer: What is your inspirations like to compose music?
Mr. Gisby: It’s a funny situation, as I wanted to write as many different styles of music as possible. So like that was electronic music there can be used in films. Or a tango which is a very different style. It means you need to study; what makes a Tango, a Tango. How could you decide that music is a Tango. What makes it sound like a Tango and then how could I write music to make it sound like a Tango. It’s a challenge.
Interviewer: So is like you learn new things.
Mr Gisby: Yeah, it’s learning things, I love learning things. Like different styles of music, I play forty different styles of music. Reggae as well, even chicha. Reggaeton, a little of reggaeton, but is electronic reggaeton.
Interviewer: We are going to play to a game : Ping-Pong Words, it is a tradition for us. We are going to say a word and you are going to tell us the first word you think of:
Mr. Gisby:
Book: Bible
Family: Joy
Life: Opportunity
Food: Curry
Sport: Life
St george's college: Opportunity, as well. Future as well, is another possibility, this is a school a nice future.
round. I've got a tree with about 80 granadas. We also got tangerines, pecanas, lucumas, granadillas, nectarinas, we've got about 40 different types of trees , and I look after them a lot. I like cooking as well, is very scientific, Chemistry. I cook a lot of hIndu food, peruvian as well.
Interviewer: What is your inspiration to compose music?
Mr. Gisby: It’s a funny situation, as I wanted to write as many different styles of music as possible. So like that was electronic music there can be used in films. Or a tango which is a very different style. It means you need to study; what makes a Tango, a Tango. How could you decide that music is a Tango. What makes it sound like a Tango and then how could I write music to make it sound like a Tango. It’s a challenge.
Interviewer: So is like you learn new things.
Mr Gisby: Yeah, it’s learning things, I love learning things. Like different styles of music, I play forty different styles of music. Reggae as well, even chicha. Reggaeton, a little of reggaeton, but it's electronic reggaeton.
Interviewer: We are going to play a game : Ping-Pong Words, it is a tradition for us. We are going to say a word and you are going to tell us the first word you think of:
Mr. Gisby:
Book: Bible
Family: Joy
Life: Opportunity
Food: Curry
Sport: Life
St george's college: Opportunity, as well. Future as well, is another possibility, this is a school a nice future.