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Alfiie Ball and Michael Boe
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Alleycat666
10-10-2016
Originally Posted by Grumpy_Alan:
“A complete SCD disaster! Never happened before, must never happen again.


Singers who could actually sing.

Singers who you could actually hear.

Singers who actually had real talent.

The sound and balance between orchestra and singers was right, a first on SCD.

No mindless moronic clapping and cheering to ruin the presentation.

First time ever that a guest spot could be enjoyed.

Ah well, next week back to weak voiced mumbling untalented pop "stars"

Where will it all end?”

katt
10-10-2016
other way round!

Alfie Boe and Michael Ball

or were you being funny as in haha funny
Citizen Kane
10-10-2016
Add Russel Watson to the line-up and we could have a home grown "Three Tenors". I predict this show would be an O2 sellout!
johartuk
10-10-2016
Originally Posted by ThugAngel:
“Alfie is the better singer and he sang it better”

Alfie is a classical/operatic singer and Michael is a musical theatre singer - two completely different styles of singing. Personally, I preferred Michael's voice - it fitted the song better and just find it richer and warmer. Alfie is great when he's singing classical/operatic stuff, but he was a bit overpowering in this.
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