"Palmertree sang with stunning clarity, her voice practically shimmering in its upper range, yet with formidable power even below middle C. Her range of emotional delivery was equally broad, capable of playing both the lion and the lamb... In fact, Palmertree had the lion’s share of the solo vocals in the “Libera me,” and roar she certainly could, as those terrifying thunderclaps and full chorus of the “Dies Irae” returned. It takes one mighty voice to compete with all that glorious sound, and she was certainly up to the task."