The New Yorker
April 27, 2018
The Gospel-Inflected Opera of John Holiday
When John Holiday was growing up in Texas, he went to church every single day. His grandmother—he calls her Big Mama—encouraged Holiday and his siblings to sing, but, one by one, as they grew up, they stopped, except for Holiday, who went on to become a professional countertenor [...] with a thriving operatic career."
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