Well, I'm really impressed with Emmy Rossum!
What an angelic voice, and the song is not even her best work! She was Christine Daaé in the latest Phantom of the Opera, and that really show her talent.
An article in wikipedia explains:
At the age of seven, the choir director at Emmy’s school discovered that she had perfect intonation, which led to an audition at the prestigious Metropolitan Opera at Lincoln Center.[citation needed] Upon singing "Happy Birthday" in 12 different keys,[6] Emmy was welcomed by the director, Elena Doria as a member of the Metropolitan Opera Children’s Chorus.[7] Over the course of five years, Emmy sang onstage, and, along with the many other members of the chorus, with the likes of such opera greats as Placido Domingo and Luciano Pavarotti. For $5 a night (there was once a horse on stage with her who got $150 a night), Emmy sang in five different languages, in 20 different operas such as La Boheme, Turandot, a Carnegie Hall presentation of The Damnation of Faust and A Midsummer Night's Dream.[8] among others, and worked under the direction of Franco Zeffirelli in Carmen.
Considering she was born in 1986, I can't wait to see what else she sings for us later.
Wow!!!
Oh, it also doesn't hurt that she's very easy on the eyes. (smile)
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Wow...amazing!
wow!
well, Pavel...you could do A LOT worse......
Merry Christmas!
She is a beauty with a gorgeous voice! I didn't realize she was so accomplished!
I get "Video no longer available."
But Merry Christmas anyway!
She is lovely in every sense of the word (but must I point out that she's ahem barely legal?).
Came by to wish you the Happiest of Holidays. Hope you are enjoying them with your sweet kids.
XOX ~ G
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