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Ermonela Jaho: when opera becomes a therapy

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Paris’ Opéra Bastille is featuring Offenbach’s masterpiece, “Les contes d’Hoffmann” during November.

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Paris’ Opéra Bastille is featuring Offenbach’s masterpiece, “Les contes d’Hoffmann” during November. Soprano Ermonela Jaho spoke to Euronews.

“This job of mine is not just a job, it’s therapy, it’s catharsis each time I’m on stage… in the life we all lead today being able to ‘dream’ on stage is such a gift… I must confess that I experience it as the first and last moment of my life. When I think of it this way my expectations fall to zero, I stop worrying about what people think of my singing, and tell myself: ‘this is my moment, I’ll try and give my best ever, and live it to the very last’.”

Ermonela Jaho Enjoys Opera Awards Accolade Music … : https://t.co/Q1P6siM4it . pic.twitter.com/vi7wTeJ8Gz

— Jason Clarke (@PlayDatMusic) November 6, 2016

“There are nights when you totally lose control, but this shouldn’t compromise the sound; our duty is to accomplish ‘our mission’ to the end, I should never forget the rational side, and that I am a singer. I have always tried to be as true as possible, without losing control totally, though; thanks to hard work, day in day out, I can manage the two, control and emotion, which is true… those tears are genuine.”

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