'Music soothes pain': Paris cellist plays for end-of-life pa

'Music soothes pain': Paris cellist plays for end-of-life patients


'Music soothes pain': Paris cellist plays for end-of-life patients
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'Music soothes pain': Paris cellist plays for end-of-life patients
Cellist Claire Oppert plays music to soothe patient Bernard Genin, 79, at end-of-life care home Jeanne Garnier in Paris, France, May 21, 2021. REUTERS/Yiming Woo
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25 May 2021 03:24PM
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PARIS: Once a week, the rooms of the Jeanne Garnier palliative care home in Paris reverberate to a different sound: a solo cello.
Claire Oppert, a concert cellist trained at the Moscow Conservatory, visits the facility on Fridays to play for its residents - many of whom are struggling with physical pain as well as coming to terms with incurable illness.

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