Hearing Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is to be in the presence of a great artist, with seeming limitless vocal reserves.
(A) Hearing Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is to be in the presence of a great artist, with seeming
(B) Hearing Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is to be in the presence of a great artist, one with seemingly
(C) Hearing Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is being in the presence of a great artist, one with seeming
(D) To hear Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is being in the presence of a great artist, with seemingly
(E) To hear Jessye Norman perform the "Four Last Song" is to be in the presence of a great artist, one with seemingly
Is the reason e is correct that "To hear" and "is to be" are parallel?