Post by gerrit on Dec 19, 2007 19:51:58 GMT
Zoë is in the news in the Daily Mail
You have to scroll a bit. Some interesting observations ...
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A star in the making
Her precocious talent has already marked out 12-year-old Zoe Mace as the new Charlotte Church.
But although Zoe can't yet boast fans with the status to match the Welsh singer - her fans include her local MP and Tory leader David Cameron while as a youngster Charlotte sang for Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush - she is making a mark in the classical charts.
Now Oxfordshire-born Zoe is releasing her third album, Once Upon A Time, which includes the single Tears In Heaven, whose proceeds will be given to the Down's syndrome charity Downside Up. Zoe's sister Jodie was born with the condition and died aged four two years ago.
"I hate listening to classical music, but I like singing it," says Zoe. "The album has lots of showy songs, but I don't know how to pronounce their names because they are in different languages."
But she's not so impressed by Miss Church's move into pop. "My favourite singer is Sarah Brightman," she adds. "Charlotte should have stuck with classical music."
You have to scroll a bit. Some interesting observations ...
Here is the text:
A star in the making
Her precocious talent has already marked out 12-year-old Zoe Mace as the new Charlotte Church.
But although Zoe can't yet boast fans with the status to match the Welsh singer - her fans include her local MP and Tory leader David Cameron while as a youngster Charlotte sang for Presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush - she is making a mark in the classical charts.
Now Oxfordshire-born Zoe is releasing her third album, Once Upon A Time, which includes the single Tears In Heaven, whose proceeds will be given to the Down's syndrome charity Downside Up. Zoe's sister Jodie was born with the condition and died aged four two years ago.
"I hate listening to classical music, but I like singing it," says Zoe. "The album has lots of showy songs, but I don't know how to pronounce their names because they are in different languages."
But she's not so impressed by Miss Church's move into pop. "My favourite singer is Sarah Brightman," she adds. "Charlotte should have stuck with classical music."