Straight From The Wolf's Mouth

This week, Lidi and Emily sit down with Carami Hilaire and discuss opera, her jazz career, how we use our instruments, literature, and hydration. Buy Mimi’s album here! http://mimijazz.com/album/ Full Lyric, Spinto Soprano, Carami Hilaire, praised for her, “marvelous sound, rich and luscious,” is poised to launch as an international contender in the principal, Verdi, Puccini, and Verismo soprano repertoire. The Soprano is quickly becoming known for her “resonantly burnished bottom, and full throttled high notes with easily dispensed high Cs." Upcoming this fall, Carami joins the Metropolitan Opera Guild to perform excerpts from, Tosca, one of her signature roles, as well as well as her first Musetta in La Boheme, also in New York. Another titular heroine that Carami is very much at home, is that of Aida, where it was written that, “Hilaire’s intimate phrasing floated over the tumult of the strings, and in the moments where her voice soared, she earned the applause which nearly brought the show to a s