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On hitting the bag. this is extremely important for me, to find a sport that goes also very well with my singing. so do you bring that competitive spirit to your singing on stage? i would say that we are all in competition in the end because we all want to be loved by the audience. we want, in a way, to bring the best experience to the audience, and to be recognised for it. there are a lot of stories about competitiveness on stage. one great tenor, enrico caruso, at the beginning of the 20th century, he loved the limelight. he would be on stage singing, and then the baritone would come on and ...

To your singing on stage? i would say that we are all in competition in the end because we all want to be loved by the audience. we want, in a way, to bring the best experience to the audience, and to be recognised for it. there are a lot of stories about competitiveness on stage. one great tenor, enrico caruso, at the beginning of the 20th century, he loved the limelight. he would be on stage singing, and then the baritone would come on and have his big solo and caruso did not want to be upstaged. so when the baritone came on, he would do something like put an egg in his hand, so the baritone...

Be recognised for it. there are a lot of stories about competitiveness on stage. one great tenor, enrico caruso, at the beginning of the 20th century, he loved the limelight. he would be on stage singing, and then the baritone would come on and have his big solo and caruso did not want to be upstaged. so when the baritone came on, he would do something like put an egg in his hand, so the baritone would then have to deliver his solo with his egg, not knowing what to do that. so he might not sing quite as well as caruso, so he was still the star of the show. benjamin is from the next generation ...

Recognised for it. there are a lot of stories about competitiveness on stage. one great tenor, enrico caruso, at the beginning of the 20th century, he loved the limelight. he would be on stage singing, and then the baritone would come on and have his big solo and caruso did not want to be upstaged. so when the baritone came on, he would do something like put an egg in his hand, so the baritone would then have to deliver his solo with his egg, not knowing what to do that. so he might not sing quite as well as caruso, so he was still the star of the show. benjamin is from the next generation of ...

On hitting the bag. this is extremely important for me, to find a sport that goes also very well with my singing. so do you bring that competitive spirit to your singing on stage? i would say that we are all in competition in the end because we all want to be loved by the audience. we want, in a way, to bring the best experience to the audience, and to be recognised for it. there are a lot of stories about competitiveness on stage. one great tenor, enrico caruso, at the beginning of the 20th century, he loved the limelight. he would be on stage singing, and then the baritone would come on and ...