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“Harper says, “We all think opera is this magical, glamorous thing, but in reality, you have to fight your way to a comfortable living situation and dodge some archaic ways of thinking on the way. It certainly is worth it, though, for most of us.”
In the ‘Blue and White’ magazine for St Andrew’s College, Sydney University:
“Don’t ever forget how important story telling and music is to all of humanity. You only need to look at the comfort found in these art forms when the world shut down for two years to see how essential you are as an artist”
With the Melba Opera Trust Magazine:
Interview with the Sydney Morning Herald:
“I would much rather be here than working nine-to-five. Because I’ve tried that a few times and absolutely hated it,” Harper says. “People always tell you hard it is to be an artist. But no one tells you how hard it is not to be an artist.”
In conversation with Spencer Darby for Cut Common magazine:
“The Sydney soprano has proven herself an all-in, dedicated, and deeply passionate artist, who is committed to creating great art every time she takes to the stage.”
Jessica Harper, Soprano 