NMR ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Vocal Duet DeLissana NMR interviews the Sister Act DeLissana about their inspiration, background, and their love of singing. What inspires your music? What is your story ? Since we are sisters, our first inspiration was during our childhood when we LOVED and continually sang and performed together.   Our mom, an accomplished opera singer, her brother a doctor of music, our aunt another doctor of music, and cousins are all either musicians, singers or dancers.   It is in our blood.   Diana, a classically trained musician (a College of Wooster Grad with a Degree in Music & Vocal Performance) played the piano, and accompanied Elissa's many instrumental, vocal and dance solos. We both studied piano under the late, great concert pianist Marianne Mastics.   Our childhood living room was our very first "stage" as we amused ourselves for hours performing along with recordings and television variety shows.   Li...

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