Her vibrant, dark-hued lyric soprano is gratifying to hear in and of itself, but it is also a deeply human sound, its vibrato seemingly quickened by the heart itself.

It is rare to find a classical singer who can truly project an aura onstage… [Julia Bullock] is a musician who delights in making her own rules—and when, in time, she learns how to break them, her artistry will be complete.

Note for note, the singing was sensational. Bullock’s voice is deeply rich and richly deep, with both the qualities of Anderson’s expressive contralto and Price’s electrifying climaxes. Meaning was, word for word, expressed through not only her exacting vocal inflection and her precise facial expression, but even the slightest movement of her hands. Her eyes...

The soprano Julia Bullock […] touched everything she sang with radiant, even holy, sobriety.