“Sound is a material we sculpt with the breath. We are almost free-divers. Sometimes I would even say we are between life and death because we take our breath away. “Says the singer. A modest and humorous artist who is devoted to her art, away from the capricious diva cliché.
complicity
Cameras followed him as he prepared in the spring of 2021, fully enclosed. human voice, The lyrical tragedy of Jean Cocteau and Francis Poulenc is supported by an unpublished suite, Point d’orgue, written and directed by Olivier Py, music by Thierry Escaich. Between rehearsals and professional obligations, she takes a break in Brittany with Olivier Py. Funny moments, friendship and complicity: “He’s my brother, my brat, my philosopher. He’s everything I can’t say…”
discovery
His thirst for eternity dates back to his childhood: “When I was 4 years old I discovered photos of Neil Armstrong walking on the Moon. It fascinated me and I thought accessing this beauty would help me find my way. I didn’t become an astronaut, but I discovered sound. It was also a way to explore the world from the infinitely large to the infinitely small.“
Patricia Petibon, song of the stars: Friday, May 6 at 22:25, France 5
Hacene Chuchaoui
Source: Programme Television
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