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Christopher Maltman is a baritone presently starring in the MetOpera's Marnie, and is well known for his commanding presence, rich tone, and broad career throughout Europe and the USA.
We discuss how he ended up here, how life on 2-wheels is second to none, and the importance of artistic honesty.
Special Guest: Christopher Maltman.
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