CLASSICAL SINGING

At a very young age Emma was exposed to Strauss' Elektra and Wagner's Tristan and Isolde, that was that. She trained as teenager at a London Music Academy and in her twenties she was described as "sky rocketing to world class as a young dramatic soprano" and getting immediate international concerts dates with wonderful pianist partner Julian Jacobson and singing in United States, Canada, France, Malta, Italy. And again, upon first hearing Emma singing a few notes, she suddenly became the muse of the late great David Bedford who wrote songs for her she will perform for the rest of her life in recitals. He was starting the process of writing music to her poetry when he passed away. Emma got rave reviews for her debut as Donna Elvira in Mozart's Don Giovanni and the Contessa in Le Nozze di Figaro both in England then she went straight to Italy where she started singing Puccini and Verdi.

"Darling's delivery shows that her lovely soprano is suited to a very wide repertoire showcasing a singer that we will doubtlessly hear more about"