My parents discussed singing every night over the dinner table I had a tremendous music education.

Fleming is emphasizing that musical training is not only formal instruction but also the everyday culture of a household. By recalling parents who “discussed singing every night,” she frames her artistry as rooted in constant exposure to musical ideas—repertoire, technique, taste, and the values attached to serious listening. The line also suggests how family conversation can function as an informal conservatory: repeated, dinner-table talk normalizes a professional vocabulary and makes music feel like a lived practice rather than a distant specialty. In this view, her “tremendous music education” began as immersion and mentorship at home, long before institutional credentials.