The US tenor, presently at the Met, talks about his unusual pathway to the limelight in the latest episode of Speaking Soundly with Met principal trumpet David Krauss.
‘When I got to college… my goal was to get an economics degree, heading for an MBA… Strategic plaining is like the gravy of my whole family… If I don’t achieve this success, what’s the matrix to exit the business?’
Listen here.
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