yeah it is it is strange it's definite difficult to talk while someone else's talk thank you basically all the questions that i ask please feel free to take anything i say and yeah welcome to princeton tonight i'm your host marcello luke's really excited to have you guys here with us today i'm here sitting down with the bad sisters sarah and so lead this is the camera we're doing number of entertainment accomplishments thank you so much for having for coming on the show today very happy to be here awesome so you guys got your start quite young as i hear you began singing at a young age acting at a young age tell us tell me a little about like what that was like a beginning your entertainment career so young yes well my father is set internationally at performing a concert pianist and classical music so we heard music all the time we were born in so i think it was inevitable that at some point we would become musicians well so you've actually performed with your family with your father and your brother so what's that like and working with your family to create music i'm sure that's that's not an experience that most people have with their families right but being in a band together yes i have such a great respect for what my father does that i think it was wonderful he was able to transmit and to us and i think it's just an extension of the love that we have as a family we're very close and so when we get on stage we just want to give to people as much as possible and started again when i was four years old my sister was six later on we were joined by our our little brother who is now sixteen he said jazz and classical pianist well and professionalism a sense of giving to an audience since we're young but of course the repertoire has changed because i'm an opera singer obviously you can't do that when you're four years old so that recently that's a lot of what i focused on is classical especially in our generation are not that familiar with so i imagine that when you came to the u s those were the were the stories that you were really excited by well and  have you taken on new idols as as you grown up or or is gene kelly and judy garland are those still for people that you're most trying to emulate in terms of but i don't know the golden age of musical theater yes well you know it's interesting what you were saying because that was a large part why we moved to america when i was five and she was seven it was not only because there are more performing opportunities for children in general in america it's much easier to him to find an that is really exciting let me say that so you know you also princeton students and he and i guess that the balance of being able to be a princeton student and also try to pursue a professional career in music must be quite something is there something that any advice that you would give to students here or at any other university who are trying to break into the music industry order troll or are passionate about music and want to make something like that their is when you're here it's can get extremely stressful as everybody knows and so you might feel as if you might be getting a little bit behind not enough time to practice if you're a singer you're not getting the right kind of  but the most important thing to remember is that you have something special to give to others and so i have enough confidence in yourself to really believe that you will be able to get back on track keep trying know what i would say is that take the opportunity we have here at princeton there's so many wonderful opportunities for whether you're violinist or whether you're a singer or even if you're stepping in a realm of musical theater or even theater and so just take advantage and look at all your options and really and rich your musical education because a lot of people who go to conservatory of music schools they they might become extremely complex but they'll never have you can have a variety of  instruments is that correct yes how were you able to learn so many things at once applied to princeton you know joe and gave concerts be on television shows how do you have the time for that and what magic actually don't have a clip of the are you singing and maybe for the best because i would feel very jealous of my inability to hit those high notes because you have a clip of the two of you singing in richardson auditorium so we're going to bump to that thank you so much for coming on the show be sure to go to the concert on april sixth like them on facebook check out the you tube channel and be sure to read their poetry as well i'm sure it's really wonderful thank you for coming on the show  beauty and it was always interesting to me see what people thought about americans i was in grade school so they weren't really presidential foreign policy decisions although you could tell they wanted to i wasn't polling one time and i met him up to me and said are you street is something we put in our houses every year and we spring it with lights and we cover it with ornaments before the new year it's like well ok but we also have presents for christmas we put presents and directory and then we open them on christmas morning no i think you're thinking of new year's present every year we wrap presents for each other and put the under the new year's trees we can open them on new year's morning i had one trick up my sleeve and i was determined to see this through i said yes but we have santa claus santa claus is this guy who wears re he flies around at night and puts presents in your house and i was thinking of myself there is no way you have a deep coulee in the same tradition i suspect i was wrong he gets up out of his chair at this point and says he stole that from father new years i was ah oh the american revolution men on that hill quickly washed the route towards the fleeing american troops and shows the parade with us my brave fellows there has been a handful of the enemy and we shall have them directly inspired by his words the americans turn and formed about the formation