Podcasts about ten tenors

Josh Piterman In 2023 Josh Piterman  returned to the stage in London to star as Jean Valjean in the West End production of Les Misérables. His West End debut, actually came as he took on the most coveted role as The Phantom in the brilliant original production of The Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty's theatre in 2019, a role he was delighted to reprise in 2022 in the Opera Australia production both at the Sydney Opera House and Arts Centre Melbourne. Josh is a superlative musical theatre performer and classical crossover artist who has been working consistently on Australian and UK stages for more than 15 years. His past credits include being a part of international pop opera group The Ten Tenors, Tony in the 2010 Australian production of West Side Story, Bustopher Jones/Gus/Growltiger in the 2015/16 Australian season of Cats (a role that won him the Green Room Award for best supporting actor in a Musical), Corny Collins in the UK tour of Hairspray and Gerry Goffin in the 2017/18 Australian tour of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. The initial, 12 month COVID deferral of the 2021 Phantom of the Opera season allowed Josh to perform at a staggering array of events including; Performance of a Lifetime with the MSO at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl, the Australia Day Live Concert outside the Sydney Opera House, the National Anthem at the MCG Boxing Day Test, and he wowed audiences with his performance of Music of the Night at The Australian Open Tennis Finals. Josh also performed numerous solo concerts, events and fundraisers in just about every Australian state in that time.Deborah's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/what.ive.learnt/Mind, Film and Publishing: https://www.mindfilmandpublishing.com/Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/what-ive-learnt/id153556330Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3TQjCspxcrSi4yw2YugxBkBuzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1365850

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The longest running classical crossover act in the world, The Ten Tenors has performed over three thousand times all across the world since their creation in 1995. The group was formed in Queensland Australia, but features a couple of Kiwis in their lineup as well. Cameron Barclay and newcomer Andrew Papas joined Jack Tame to chat about performing and what it's like to be part of the group. Jack was also treated to a performance from the entirety of the Ten Tenors, as they kick off their Greatest Hits NZ Tour. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ticket Price: Adult $35, Concession $29Venue: KellehersDays: Saturday 20th, Sunday 21st NovemberTimes: Sat 5pm, Sun 1:30pmDuration: 75 mins After playing to sellout crowds across Southeast Queensland, Vavachi Entertainment presents Tenorlicious "Tenor US" Why book ten when all you need is us?Tenor US brings together two of Queensland's beloved Tenor voices, former Ten Tenor Roger Davy & Musical Theatre star Adam Bartlett."From Opera to Swing and Rock to songs from Broadway and the West End" The show will feature a smorgasbord of musical gems including tributes to Queen, Simon & Garfunkel, Michael Bublé, Sinatra, Elvis, Tom Jones, Neil Diamond, Elton John, Josh Groban, Andrea Bocelli and much more. With a combination of audience participation, fun and sophistication this show will deliver a powerhouse performance you will never forget.Tenor, Roger Davy is a well-known face in Queensland and across Australia. He began his music career as a boy soprano before performing with Opera Queensland & Opera Australia. After performing in the UK and Europe then returning to Australia, Roger sang and was a driving force behind the much-celebrated Ten Tenors. Roger created Vavachi Entertainment. Producing entertainment for Weddings Corporate and Ultimate Opera Experiences, Vavachi has provided performance opportunities to countless numbers of Queensland singers, including some who have since gone onto established National and International careers.Along with his solo performances with Vavachi, with his unique trademark performance tributes, to the man and his music “Pavarotti Forever” along with Phantom of the Opera and the Singing Waiter, Roger is now making a name for himself in Asia. Along with regular performances at the Singapore F1 Grand Prix for five years, Roger has established his reputation as one of Asia sort-after classical corporate performers. Roger has also performed concerts in Guangzhou China and New Delhi in India and has recently returned from six months performing at the Venetian Casino Macau/China. Recently performed the role of David at the Brisbane Powerhouse as part of the Restrung Festival with the Chamber Opera “The Aqueduct”. Roger performed the principal role of Piangi in Savoyards Queensland premiere production of Phantom of the Opera and recently performed with the Ipswich City Orchestra as the lead soloist in a charity concert for the bushfire appeal.Completing this 'Tenorlicious' duo is star musical performer Adam Bartlett. In addition to John Frost's South Pacific and Simon Gallagher's The Merry Widow and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Adam performed for Brisbane Festival in Kiss Me Kate and took on his dream role as Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. In Brisbane, Adams had a standout feature role as Dan in "Next to Normal" at The Brisbane Arts Theatre and "Love Letters of Noel Coward" and co-produced and starred in the production of Piano Men "a tribute to Elton John & Billy Joel" for Footlights Theatrical. Adam's love for theatrics and passion for song and dance make him a well-rounded and seasoned performer who can lend himself to many diverse roles. His entertainment factor is second to none and always a crowd-pleaser. For tickets or more information:https://www.wynnumfringe.com/tickets/?EventID=71https://www.vavachi.com.au/https://www.facebook.com/VavachiEntertainment/https://www.instagram.com/vavachi_entertainment/https://ph.linkedin.com/company/vavachi-entertainment_2https://wynnumfringe.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Wynnum-Fringe-110921904074925https://www.instagram.com/WynnumFringeBrisbane is getting a fringe festival! Adelaide has the world's second largest fringe; Perth has the third. It is time for the Sunshine State to have its own and Wynnum Fringe will be its home!Podcast recorded and produced by TNC podcasting. Find out more at www.tncpodcasting.com

Josh Piterman is an established musical theatre performer and classical crossover artist who has been working consistently on Australian and UK stages over the past 15 years. His past credits include being a part of international pop opera group The Ten Tenors, Tony in the 2010 Australian production of Westside Story, Bustopher Jones/Gus/Growltiger in the 2015/16 Australian season of Cats (a role that one him the Green Room Award for best supporting actor in a Musical), Corny Collins in the UK tour of Hairsprayand Gerry Goffin in the 2017/18 Australian tour of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. His impressive West End debut came as he took on the most coveted role as The Phantom in the Phantom of the Opera in 2019. From such an inspiring catalogue of work and unbeatable work ethic, we delve in to burn out mode through this episode with Josh and the toll it can take on your Mental Health and Wellbeing if you don't allow yourself to pull back and speak out. We also talk openly about his advocacy towards normalising the conversations around Mental Health especially with Men and learn of the tools he used on his own journey when he experienced severe burn out. To find out more information and to keep up to date with Josh, simply head to his socials @joshpiterman or his official website at: https://www.joshpiterman.com.au/ To find out more information about the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign, our Global Efforts and how you can get involved simply head to our official website at: imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org A big thank you to our Voice Over Artist: Mike Christensen (thevoicemonkey.com)

Bradley McCaw is an award-winning singer/songwriter. His career started with him singing classical music and touring internationally with the group THE TEN TENORS. A native of Australia, Bradley spent fifteen long years making good in every job a musician and writer could possibly have, ending his day with a stack of old vinyls by his …

Josh Piterman grew up with a love of sport, playing AFL and Tennis. He might have pursued excellence in these arenas but instead his passion for entertaining and singing took him to The University of Ballarat Arts Academy where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) in 2006.His musical theatre credits include playing ‘Bustopher Jones' in Cats, a role that won him the Green Room Award for Best Supporting Actor in A Musical; ‘Edward' in Willy Russell's Blood Brothers; Corny Collins in the UK tour of Hairspray; Ramon Gutierrez in An Officer And A Gentleman; ‘Michael' in Grease 2 and ‘The Caliph' in Kismet. Other credits include ‘Giuseppe' in The Light in the Piazza, 'George' in The Drowsy Chaperone and ‘Jamie' in The Last Five Years.Josh commenced his career performing with the International group, The Ten Tenors and then made his mark as ‘Tony' in the 2010 tour of West Side Story. Josh played the role of ‘Gerry Goffin' in the national tour of Beautiful – The Carole King Musical. He released his debut album Josh Piterman; a collaboration with John Foreman of contemporary pop songs with a classical twist, on Fanfare Records.Josh Piterman was the most recent Phantom in the brilliant original West End Production of The Phantom of the Opera in London, prior to the COVID shutdown. On the eve of commencing rehearsals for an Australian production of the show, and an opportunity to deliver his Phantom to a home crowd, producers regretfully announced a postponement of the show to 2022, owing to the obstacles presented in this time of the COVID pandemic.In this episode Josh reflects on his stellar career thus far - and the disappointment delivered by the creative hiatus, that has impacted artists around the globe.The STAGES podcast is available from Apple podcasts, Whooshkaa and Spotify. Or, from where you find your favourite podcasts. www.stagespodcast.com.au

Iconic ensemble The Ten Tenors have embarked on their 25th anniversary tour, but already they're looking ahead to the next 25. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hamish & Andy remember how they had to interview the whole cast of High School Musical when all they wanted to chat to was Zac Efron! They also had the 10 Tenors on the show but cannot remember why! They get completely derailed trying to remember which old radio acquaintance married one of the Tenors. The boys listen back to the high stakes Peoples Bet that they placed in a Vegas Casino trying to win enough money for a Hoverboard! They finally get an answer for who married one of the Tenors!

Hamish & Andy remember how they had to interview the whole cast of High School Musical when all they wanted to chat to was Zac Efron! They also had the 10 Tenors on the show but cannot remember why! They get completely derailed trying to remember which old radio acquaintance married one of the Tenors. The boys listen back to the high stakes Peoples Bet that they placed in a Vegas Casino trying to win enough money for a Hoverboard! They finally get an answer for who married one of the Tenors! 

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(Originally aired in June 2021) It's 35 years since The Phantom of the Opera opened on London's West End, making it one of the most successful musicals of all time. It was still playing there until COVID hit early last year, where Australian Josh Piterman was performing in the title role. Josh Piterman will be donning that famous mask once again in September, this time at the Joan Sutherland Theatre at the Sydney Opera House. Kicking off his career in The Ten Tenors, he's appeared in musicals as diverse as West Side Story, Hairspray and Beautiful: The Carol King Musical, as well as having an Aria and iTunes number 1 album.

Like many of New Zealand's opera singers who would have been singing on international stages now if it weren't for the Coronavirus pandemic, tenor Cameron Barclay has come home looking for other opportunities to sing. For the past few years he'd travelled the world with the Australian singing group Ten Tenors. Cameron will rejoin the other 9 tenors later this year but before then, he's touring New Zealand with a crossover classical show called Geoff Sewell & Special Guests. Base baritone Jonathon Lemalu who's also returned home until he can perform overseas again, is another of the special guests in the tour.

Established Australian musical theatre performer and classical crossover artist who has worked prolifically since he graduated from Federation University with a Bachelor of Arts (Music Theatre) in 2006. Josh kicked off his career performing with the International pop opera group The Ten Tenors and he then made his mark as Tony in the 2010 Australian production of West Side Story. His other musical theatre credits include Bustopher Jones/Gus/Growltiger in the 2016 season of Cats, a role that won him the Green Room Award for Best Supporting Actor in A Musical; Edward in Willy Russell's Blood Brothers; Corny Collins in the UK tour of Hairspray; The Caliph in Kismet; Giuseppe in The Light in the Piazza; Jamie in The Last Five Years and most recently Gerry Goffin in the Australian tour of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. In 2018 his debut self titled album went to number 1 on both the Aria and ITunes Charts (Classical Crossover) in Australia.

Australian recording artist Luke Kennedy shot to international attention in 2013 as Ricky Martin's grand finalist on season two of television phenomenon The Voice Australia.As series runner-up, Luke was the first artist to secure a #1 single on the iTunes charts for his stirring rendition of Time To Say Goodbye, with an additional six live performance tracks hitting the iTunes Top Ten throughout the series. Luke was also the first artist to have a Top Ten hit in the ARIA charts.Prior to his star turn on The Voice Australia, Luke had extensive international touring experience with Australia's most successful classical crossover group The TEN Tenors, including performances in Spain, Switzerland, Mexico, Peru, Norway, Germany, Russia, South Korea, the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Australia. His numerous television appearances with the TEN include the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, broadcast to an audience of 32 million viewers, the Emirates World Cup, and Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight.Luke is also an accomplished music theatre performer, with iconic performances in Les Misérables, Chicago, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, The Last 5 Years, Songs for a New World and Grease. He has also headlined six productions across Australia of Jesus Christ Superstar as the title role, most recently at AIS Arena in Canberra in 2015.Following his success on The Voice Australia, Luke performed with Ricky Martin as a special guest on his 2013 Australian tour and also completed a solo tour to promote his debut album with Universal Music, ‘A Time For Us', which debuted at #6 on the ARIA charts. He has performed the national anthem for the opening of the 2013 Ashes Test Series and 2015 Australia Day ODI, and performed his Christmas single O Holy Night live for Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight on Nine Network.Luke is also a TV Presenter on Channel 7 Queensland's popular weekly travel and variety show The Great South East. The Great South East has become Queensland institution and is approaching its 1000th show.Luke has recently performed around the country in stage shows Swing on This and Painted From Memory, both of which scored seasons at Adelaide Cabaret Festival, and has continued as a vocalist for original cabaret Rumour Has It for the little red company.Luke's latest release, ‘Skin & Scars – EP', was released in August 2015. You can order ‘Skin & Scars – EP' on iTunes by clicking here, or enquire about a physical copy by emailing adam@thelittleredcompany.com.https://wynnumfringe.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Wynnum-Fringe-110921904074925https://www.instagram.com/WynnumFringeBrisbane is getting a fringe festival! Adelaide has the world's second largest fringe; Perth has the third. It is time for the Sunshine State to have its own and Wynnum Fringe will be its home!Podcast recorded and produced by TNC podcasting. Find out more at www.tncpodcasting.com

Ben Clark is a former member of the famous and much-loved group The Ten Tenors and a semi-finalist on Channel 9’s The Voice 2018, where he was coached by iconic Australia singer Delta Goodrem.Ben has experienced it all. He has met and performed in front of the Pope and Oprah Winfrey and has done Australian’s proud for almost a decade belting out our National Anthem in front of 100,000’s fan at multiple major events;•The Ashes Test (Boxing Day) at MCG•Australian Wallabies Series•NRL State of Origin•Australian Boomers v USA Basketball TeamIn this episode of ‘Dreams into Success’ Ben talks about dreams, his love and passion for singing. How he found his identity and truest form of himself but did so with many struggles and setbacks along the way, including where he was almost sacked from The Ten Tenors.We learn of Ben’s love for his family, his advice for this year’s contestants on The Voice and the current state of the Australian Music Industry. We are also very fortunate to hear Ben’s very own version of John Farnham’s – You’re The Voice.Sit back, listen and enjoy on Apple iTunes or Spotify or watch this episode on YouTube.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.To connect with Ben -Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BenClarkSings/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/benclarksings/ Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jackie Barnes. Born into Australian music royalty as the son of legendary rock singer Jimmy Barnes, it seems Jackie was always destined to be a part of the music industry. He discovered drums at age 5 through watching the great Tony Brock play drums with his father.  After finishing high school studies in Sydney, Australia, Jackie began working in the local music scene and eventually auditioned successfully for the Jimmy Barnes band in 2005 and immediately began touring locally and globally. After a few years in the band, he felt the necessity to branch out and expand his musical knowledge, so he applied, auditioned and began a Bachelor of Music at the esteemed Berklee College of Music in Boston, and graduated with honours.  Jackie toured the world with Australian group "The Ten Tenors”, recorded drums, percussion and vocals on the album “Revolućion” with rock supergroup The Dead Daisies. Jackie is also a longtime member of The Lachy Doley Group which has seen him touring constantly in the past 5 years. As well as still touring the world in his fathers band, Jackie has had the chance to work such other great artists as Keith Urban, Journey, Joe Bonamassa, Diesel, Ian Moss, Rose Tattoo, Bob Daisley, Steve Morse, Glenn Hughes and Reece Mastin to name a few.  With such great experience already at 34 years old, it seems Jackie has a long illustrious career ahead of him. Jackie's a great dude. Worldly, humble and takes nothing for granted. Ladies and gentleman, please give it up for Jackie Barnes.    Recorded 11/05/2020.   Intro music: "Ride the Night Away" - Jimmy Barnes (30/30 Hindsight). Outro music : "Make or Break" - Lachy Doley Group (Make or Break).   https://www.jackiebarnes.com.au/ You can find Jackie on his Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.    Check out Jackie's song selection for The Gig Life Podcast "Music of the Guests" playlist on Spotify. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Click here to securely donate to The Gig Life Podcast via PayPal. Your support is very much appreciated. Thank you.   https://www.thegiglifepodcast.com   You can check out The Gig Life Podcast socials on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter  

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Today we are discussing Mental Health with Josh Piterman. As well as being an accomplished tenor having toured with the Ten Tenors, and performed professionally in many capacities in Australia and the UK including the Drowsy Chaperone, Tony in West Side Story and most recently as Gerry in Beautiful The Carole King Musical, Josh is an ambassador for Entertainment Assist. Entertainment Assist is a national health promotion charity that raises awareness about mental health and wellbeing in the Australian entertainment industry. We are looking at the Top 5 Musicals about Mental Health. We want to encourage open conversations in the effort to make sure that everyone within the performing arts is feeling okay and that is okay if you’re not and we are all here to support each other. However, if you do need someone to talk to urgently please phone Lifeline on 131114 for a confidential discussion. I very much enjoyed speaking with Entertainment Assist Ambassador, Josh Piterman and I am positive that you will get something worthwhile out of it as we discuss the Top 5 musicals about mental health. FANTASTIX BITS IN THE INTERVIEW The Aussie stigma of “she’ll be right mate” Remember the iceberg theory when consuming the highlight reel of social media The role that Josh could not wait to shed for his own mental health The impacts of comparisonitis The disconnect of our heavily connected modern lives Our validation addiction Thank you Mr Einstein Get out of your own comfort zone and ask how are you feeling right now versus how are you? Can we get the hashtag #pitecelli to trend Top 5 Dear Evan Hansen Next To Normal Be More Chill Man of La Mancha Sunset Boulevarde / Beautiful  THINGS TO CHECK OUT AFTER THIS EPISODE (SHOW NOTES) Entertainment Assist  Lifeline  Phone 13 11 14 As always thank you for listening! Love Fantastix? Support the show! Join the conversation in our Fantastix Cast & Crew Community Group on Facebook Follow our Facebook Page Leave a rating or review in iTunes

Val who has been a natural healer for over 50 years has had her intuitively written song reach the last 10 finalists in the Global Peace Song Awards. Yet, she says it’s a collaborative work with her Canadian travelling friend Lorna Eastman and especially Cameron Barclay, of the Ten Tenors who agreed to sing ‘Peace to the World’. Also friend Paula Feather who wrote the music, which was arranged and produced by Mike McCarthy of Manuka Studios in Orewa. This was a light-hearted laughing - interview - that was both entertaining and softly enlightening. Val in her natural healing practice has devoted her life to health, happiness and wellness. Early Life Val took up a nursing career but was unable to complete her training as she left to nurse her mother for the last few years of her life, who became critically ill as a result of a contaminated vaccine. She took her mother to Dr. Murdock Ross, a colour therapist who diagnosed her condition (with no background knowledge) as the result of the vaccine and by using colour therapy he assisted her mother where orthodox medicine was not able to help her. Going back 60 years, colour therapy was a method of dispensing what is essentially sunlight and the colours of the spectrum to assist in healing. This experience sparked Val’s interest in natural therapies. She became Murdock’s practice nurse and trained under his guidance. Also, she studied reflexology and used this modality to alleviate her own migraine headaches. Later on, with her husband she bought the hot mineral water thermal springs in Parakai near Helensville. For many years as an adjunct to her healing practice, used warm to hot water to sooth bodies and allow them to take in minerals to relax and heal the self. All this time she was open to assistance from higher energies and when she wants assistance she asks and invariably - the answer and solution comes. EAV 'electro acupuncture according to Voll.’ Professor Reinhard Voll from Germany devised this method to be able to measure human frequencies back in 1958 and Val experienced 30 years of practice with these machines - especially when she moved into Orewa House where she practiced for 22 years. https://www.biontologyarizona.com/dr-reinhard-voll The EAV bio energy machine was computerized in 2008 - and things became far more extensive, not only does this technology scan every cell, it checks for chemicals and even emotions that affect your health then corrects the underlying imbalances. People who ended up seeing Val invariably came by word of mouth (with no advertising) and so her relationship with her patients was far more personal. As Val evolved her understanding of healing she became more known as a practitioner of frequency medicine ... because we humans though made up of cells, tissue plus blood and bone, we - at a deeper level of being - consist of a subatomic field of energy that vibrates. Thus, Val is passionate about raising one’s frequency so as to oscillate to a higher and lighter level of being. Writing a song for humanity. Over the years she has realized that humanity is still challenged by the difficulty of living in peace and understanding. So in looking at the world today she intuitively thought that we needed a song to sing, that lifted our vibes and one that centered on the human heart and brought humanity together. We now know that every word we speak, or sing and every thought we think has a frequency, and Val, knew she could make a difference in the wider world by sharing the frequency of Love and Peace in a song.                    And from this intent she started to ‘download’ words that came to her in the middle of the night so she wrote them down and made them into a song, and with the help of her friends brought about a collaborative effort that is simply called 'Peace to the World.' This song was entered into the global peace song awards and is now in the finals - out of ten finalists. Cameron Barclay one of the 'Ten Tenors' agreed to sing the song with his beautiful voice. If the song is successful Val wants to support the NZ’s Peace Foundation, which introduced the concept of Conflict Resolution to classrooms under the name of Cool Schools and guided by Yvonne Duncan’s work. There is a huge need for champions of this important skill - right across NZ and the greater world. Once learnt, the children will have unique and important life tools to then take home and teach their parents. The ripple effect will be a huge boost for World Peace’. In this interview, Peace to the World is played twice and if you enjoy it and it lifts your spirit, we ask you to please vote for it. Voting is being done on FB and you are encouraged to follow the link below and vote for this song. https://www.facebook.com/2018-PSA-Classical-Opera-A-Cappella- 298310317702500 The song is now in the finals for the Global Peace Song Awards so the next stage is the public vote, which is judged on the number of 'Likes' on FaceBook and its outreach. The good thing being you don't need a FB account to vote.                    Click on the link which takes you to the category “Classical, Opera & A Cappella”, scroll down to find the song. The finalists are in alphabetical order so towards the bottom, you will see Peace to the World. Please help spread these Words of Peace and Love as far and wide as possible by sending a ‘LIKE’ on the link. The purpose is to raise awareness that World Peace is possible if we all play our part and be kind to one another. The saying 'Be the change that you would like to see in the World' is very apt here and you can help by sending this link to all your family, friends and contacts. For those of you who don't know me, my name is Valemma Wright, I have been a Natural Health Practitioner for 50 years, specializing in frequency medicine for the last 30 yrs. We now know that every word we speak, or sing and every thought we think has a frequency. I knew I could make a difference in the wider world by sharing the frequency of Love and Peace in a song. That is why I wrote ‘Peace to the World’, (which was inspired of course). Then, in amazing serendipity, (and given there are no accidents) - I met Cameron Barclay of the Ten Tenors. Cameron agreed to sing Peace to the World and put his heart and soul, along with his beautiful voice into raising the harmonic frequency of Peace and Love. Click on the link below and please "LIKE" ‘Together we can make a difference.’ Thank you!!! Love and Light Valemma. https://www.facebook.com/2018-PSA-Classical-Opera-A-Cappella- 298310317702500 The next stage is the public vote, which is the number of likes on facebook and the reach throughout the world of the voting public. You don’t need to have a facebook account to vote. If you want to vote, then email valemma@xtra.co.nz and we will send you the link. When are the winners determined? Voting completes on the 22nd of April, a master number and Earth Day. The finalists will be announced in Los Angeles, on a date to be advised. Congratulations, Valemma, I am going to vote right away. Now you listeners out there, all over the world, yes, do vote. Vote for Peace to the World. Vote for the message of peace, carried on the beautiful voice of Cameron Barclay of the Ten Tenors. Together we can make a difference.

This week, it's an in-depth conversation with Mikey Edwards leader of The Ten Tenors, as well as a look at Vegas Weddings, one of the biggest wedding service companies in town. Our regulars are here,... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

Our next guest is world-class performer and home-grown fella: singer Scotty Fields. You'd know him from the Ten Tenors. I really connected with Scotty because we both had tough school days due to attention difficulties. We both failed high school. Now Scotty is living in LA about to live in the same burb as The Kardashians and The Biebers – what a legend of a career that's still going! Scotty's sung live for millions and to the world's greatest musicians and celebrities at huge fundraising galas. These days Scotty has even managed to diversify his work so he can stay closer to his wife by flipping houses in America with a life-long Aussie mate. Awesome! Scotty has a lot of stories to tell and one I wanted to know about was how he met the late Verne ‘Mini Me' Troyer at several of these fund-raising galas. Hope you enjoy this Awesome Human!!

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This week I chat with Benjamin Hooper (.com.au) Singer/Songwriter/Classical Cellist from Brisbane Australia. We got together before a rehearsal for a show we were doing together. Good times. Enjoy. http://www.bronimusic.com

Am 8. Mai 2010 eroberte der smarte Australier Andrew Carrington (33) die Fernsehzuschauer bei ‚Carmen Nebel' und sang sich mit seinem Debütauftritt direkt in die Herzen des Publikums! Am Pfingstsonntag war der charmante Sänger mit der hinreißenden Tenorstimme zu Gast im ZDF-Fernsehgarten und begeisterte dort die Zuschauer . Wie viele seiner Lieder aus seinem aktuellen Album „Ich leb' für Dich“ ist sein Lied „Paris, London, Rio“, autobiographisch. Er handelt von vergangenen Zeiten als Andrew Carrington mit den ‚Ten Tenors' 10 Jahre lang 10 Monate im Jahr auf Tournee war. Von dem Rausch des Konzertes, der Einsamkeit im Hotelzimmer, langen nächtlichen Überseetelefonaten und der Sehnsucht nach seiner großen Liebe in Berlin, in die er sich auf der allerersten Konzerttournee verliebte. Ich hatte die Möglichkeit mich mit ihm zu unterhalten, ein sympathischer junger Mann. Infos unter: www.andrewcarrington.de