Harry Dworchak has sung in many of the greatest opera houses in the world and with some of the finest singers. After living in places as diverse as Barcelona, Philadelphia and New York, he's settled in Cranford.
A 1986 New York Time review of his performance with the New York City Opera called his bass voice one of the finest to be heard in New York at the time. A year later he was given the prestigious Richard Tucker Award.
On this week's podcast we talk about what led him to become an opera singer, some of the unique challenges of performing opera and about his role as a teacher.