PSYCHANALYRIC

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PSY IS A PIANIST AND THE PATIENT SOPRANO?

Come and witness the birth of a revolutionary therapy through lyrical singing. This can only be practiced if the patient is a great soprano and if the therapist is a virtuoso pianist.

This new approach, known as the PsychanaLyric method, includes two sessions during which the patient interprets excerpts from: Rusalka (Antonin Dvořák), Mefistofele (Arrigo Boito), La traviata (Giuseppe Verdi), Turandot and La bohème (Giacomo Puccini) , The Gypsy Baron and The Bat (Johann Strauss), Carmen (Georges Bizet), The Magic Flute (Wolfgang A. Mozart), The Merry Widow (Franz Lehár), as well as the vocals of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

Script and direction: Jacques Lafarge