Both parents of Renee Fleming were teachers of singing. So there is no wonder that Fleming received an exceptional musical education. The real success came to Fleming when she won the Metropolitan Opera National Auditions in 1988. Thereafter she was invited to sing at the Houston Grand Opera and New York City Opera. Later Fleming was asked to perform Mozart’s Countess and she did it exceptionally. She had an ability to maintain splendid soprano sounds effortlessly. Renee has reached the top due to her absolute commitment, pattern-like devotion and her pure human nature.
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Polish pianist Zimmerman first appeared in Los Angeles, USA, when he was twenty one years old. Directed by Carlo Maria Giulini he performed as a soloist in Los Angeles Philharmonics. At that time the Philharmonics had a contract with Deutsche Grammophon to record two piano concertos of Chopin. Namely at that time the career of Zimmerman has begun. In 80’s Zimmerman performed Bethoven and Brahm’s piano concertos. Thereafter he was selected to play on the piano with the orchestra at the Festival in Salzburg.
Recently on his debut at Disney Hall, Zimmerman told that he would not perform in the United States anymore because of the US military policies overseas and especially in Poland.

Most parents make their children take classical music courses from their childhood. Some of parents do it because they believe that classical music would make their children more social and self-disciplined. Others think that classical music education is a part of fine common education. In 90s a so-called “Mozart effect” made parents think over giving their children to participate in classical music courses. Listening to Mozart was believed to make the listeners smarter. That was why CDs with classical music were so popular late 90s.