The Press Regularly Proclaims My Ambitions And

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.

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.

Young Singers Are Much Better Educated Musically, Much Better Informed, Through Discs And Videos, Than I Was.

The Atmosphere Of The Theater Is My Oxygen.

Singing Becomes A Form Of Therapy.