Charlottes going to sing on the results show with the dots
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...e-Rainbow.html
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...e-Rainbow.html
Charlottes going to sing!!!
Would love to know if she still has it. Last time I heard her sing, she was trying to cross over pop and I thought it was rubbish.
Originally Posted by Diorelli:
“Would love to know if she still has it. Last time I heard her sing, she was trying to cross over pop and I thought it was rubbish.”
“Would love to know if she still has it. Last time I heard her sing, she was trying to cross over pop and I thought it was rubbish.”
I hope it's good. I'm never sure about Charlotte singing pop. Her classical voice was so beautiful - shame she didn't follow that path.
I loved Charlotte's "classical" voice and have her singing Carrickfergus as my ringtone. Such a shame she has given up singing that genre. I did hear her sing "Summertime" from Porgy and Bess a couple of years ago and thought she was absolutely brilliant singing Gershwin. However, doesn't have the same support in her "crossed over" voice.
Originally Posted by samiskim:
“I loved Charlotte's "classical" voice and have her singing Carrickfergus as my ringtone. Such a shame she has given up singing that genre. I did hear her sing "Summertime" from Porgy and Bess a couple of years ago and thought she was absolutely brilliant singing Gershwin. However, doesn't have the same support in her "crossed over" voice.”
“I loved Charlotte's "classical" voice and have her singing Carrickfergus as my ringtone. Such a shame she has given up singing that genre. I did hear her sing "Summertime" from Porgy and Bess a couple of years ago and thought she was absolutely brilliant singing Gershwin. However, doesn't have the same support in her "crossed over" voice.”
My sentiments too - I saw live as a support act to Pavarotti in Hyde Park - she was 15 at the time, and communicating with the audience was just any giggly teenager - then she opened her mouth to sing Summertime - and you could hear a pin drop - it was sheer magic.
Looking forward to hearing her sing with the Dorothys.
