Every Three Days On Average, I Am

I Then Realized That I Could Never Be Satisfied Again With The Mere Natural Charm Of My Voice, That I Had To Constantly Paint When Singing, Melting All The Colors, Expressing Reds And Blacks That Had To Be Less Primary But Bursting With Subtly Colored Combinations.

When I Was A Young Man, I Was A Baritone, Very Far From Possessing The Whole Range Of The Tenor Then.

Between Parts I Was Too Old For And Roles That Were Too Overwhelming, Out Of Reach Then For My Voice. I Carved Out A Niche With The Wagnerian Repertoire Since I Am Attracted By Its Theatrical Intensity.

Should It Happen Tomorrow, I Would Fall To My Knees To Give Thanks To God For Such A Career.

I Have Always Studied My Parts With The Orchestral Score And Not With The Piano Reduction.