One such singer with that type of vocal mastery is Orgter Valintrare.  He is an interdimensional that can sing Trellian opera on the stage on Saturday night, sing like an angel in church on Sunday, and do vocal gymnastics that no one can duplicate on stage and in studios Monday through Friday.  He isn’t married.  But women adore him.  But he isn’t homosexual just because he can reach notes the best opera sopranos can’t reach.  He loves women just as much as they love him.  But he is not promiscuous.  He is a virgin who is saving himself for the right woman.  It’s just that he hasn’t found that woman.  But he believes someday he will.  He doesn’t sing like a rock star because his voice is too pure. 

When Orgter had a series of concerts in the Forbren auditorium back in 2008, he sang popular songs on Monday night, art songs on Tuesday night, appeared in the opera “Fanglier the Magnificent” on Wednesday night, appeared in the musical “Wide Open” on Thursday night, sang “interesting” (some say absolutley weird) songs on Friday night, and sang deeply spiritual songs on Saturday night.  And just like God, he rested on the seventh day.  Each performance was sold out and even when the performances are presented in projection 3-D, they sell out. 

Music has been the mainstay of the stations of WNGT from the very beginning.  Musical tastes may change while others stay pretty much the same over the decades.  But until God destroys the world with fire, WNGT will be offering music for listeners and viewers 24 hours a day everyday.