Soprano Patricia Petibon, the songs of a modern Ulysses
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A hard worker, singer Patricia Petibon has learned "to accept imperfection, to love the present moment, however fragile it may be." Lili Roze
A few days before a concert-show that she announces as "crazy" and then the 2025 session of the academy for young singers that she founded with flautist Héloïse Gaillard, soprano Patricia Petibon looks back on her career in the light of her new projects.
It is no coincidence that Patricia Petibon has placed the academy for young musicians she founded three years ago with her friend, flautist Héloïse Gaillard, under the protection of Ulysses . "Ulysses, in Homer, is the one who braves and is cunning, who persists and is amazed. Above all, he is the one who crosses the seas, between a thirst for adventure and a desire to return to port..." But leaving the shore means accepting to be transformed by the unknown.
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