Post by Richard on Sept 30, 2006 8:43:49 GMT
Hello everybody! 
News of All Angels seems to be spreading around the world, because there is a short article in today's West Australian:-
www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=25&ContentID=8320
$2.5m gamble for heavenly harmony
30th September 2006, 11:00 WST
One of the world’s biggest music labels, Universal Records, is gambling a million pounds ($2.5 million) that the individual angelic voices of Charlotte Ritchie, 17, Laura Wright, 16, Melanie Nakhla 17, and Daisy Chute, 17, will blend in far richer heavenly harmony.
Untried together, they have been “manufactured” into a British classical singing group named All Angels through auditions which showed they are all blessed with back-up talent if the gamble fails.
Charlotte, 17, is a veteran of the National Youth Music Theatre; Melanie, 17, is training as a pilot; Laura, 16, is BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year; and Daisy, 17, has appeared professionally on stage, television and radio and has made a solo jazz CD.
Richard
News of All Angels seems to be spreading around the world, because there is a short article in today's West Australian:-
www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=25&ContentID=8320
$2.5m gamble for heavenly harmony
30th September 2006, 11:00 WST
One of the world’s biggest music labels, Universal Records, is gambling a million pounds ($2.5 million) that the individual angelic voices of Charlotte Ritchie, 17, Laura Wright, 16, Melanie Nakhla 17, and Daisy Chute, 17, will blend in far richer heavenly harmony.
Untried together, they have been “manufactured” into a British classical singing group named All Angels through auditions which showed they are all blessed with back-up talent if the gamble fails.
Charlotte, 17, is a veteran of the National Youth Music Theatre; Melanie, 17, is training as a pilot; Laura, 16, is BBC Radio 2 Young Chorister of the Year; and Daisy, 17, has appeared professionally on stage, television and radio and has made a solo jazz CD.
Richard
