With the success of Lincoln Center behind him, Drozin was now ready to conquer Carnegie Hall.  Ramshief approached the ones who booked groups at the venerated concert venue and proposed something that had never been accomplished on a world-class stage.  Mr. Amazing would sing all the solo parts of Handel’s Messiah.  Members from the Orvrellus Concert Performance Group would play antique instruments while the Concert Choir from the Orvrellus Musical Performance Association would send 160 people to sing in the choir. 

Since it was a special last minute addition to the hall’s schedule of performance groups performing Messiah, the unique concert was first up to start the Christmas season.  Ramshief, Conductor Gerngen Reall, and Drozin met with the management for the hall the Monday after Thanksgiving which gave the superhero a chance to audition for the people.  

Ramshief said to the group and the conductor that sat in the offices of Carnegie Hall, “You know that Mr. Amazing is the most phenomenal concert pianist to ever exist in this world.  What I want to show you today is that he is also the most phenomenal singer to ever exist in this world.”

He stepped aside as Drozin walked into the room.  As the people were watching, Drozin divided into two women and two men dressed in evening wear and tuxedos.  Over the speaker in the room was the music of Handel’s Messiah.  Two solos for each of his persona were sung by him to demonstrate his abilities.  The people were greatly impressed.  And for good measure, Drozin sang solos from other pieces of classical music including a lovely piece composed in the dimension the conductor was from.  It was for soprano and sounded like something Puccini might have composed for the opera stage.  The high tones were clear and crisp like the air on an Alpine peak.  It brought tears to the conductor, Ramshief, and the management group. 

The president of the group rose to his feet and said, “You are indeed the greatest singer I have ever been honored to hear.  Your choral singing is magnificent; the best I have ever heard.  But when you sang examples of opera music, you grabbed my heart and squeezed my emotions.   I would pay any ticket price and go to any concert hall or opera house where you performed just to hear your perfect voice.