Sarah Brightman s Star Profile Blood Type, Height, Hobbies, Weight 20

Born on August 14, 1960, La Brightman began studying ballet at the age of three. He made his debut at the age of thirteen in "I and Albert". In the '70s, Sarah was the lead singer of the singing group Hot Gossip.

I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper" is his masterpiece. In 1981, the most successful drama in history, "Cats", was staged in London. Sarah plays the adorable kitten "Jemima".

In 1982, he starred in the children's opera "Nightingale". It was then that she began her formal classical vocal training at the Royal College of Music.

Sarah then performed Andrew Webb's Requiem for his deceased father. Her soft but high-pitched soprano renders Weber's famous "Pie Jesu" with great emotion. For this, she was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Classical New Artist that year.

During this time, she married Webb and became a sensation. On October 9, 1986, Andrew Webb's extraordinary work, The Phantom of the Opera, was staged in London. Sarah successfully played the heroine Christine.

Sarah has been active on the ** drama stage since she emerged. After marrying Andrew Webb, he successfully performed many ** famous songs. After "The Phantom of the Opera", she began to devote herself to her own production.

In 1989, her debut solo album, Songs That Got Away, was released. After that, it was out of control, and successively released popular records such as "Sea Soul", "Fly", and "Garden of Eden". Her best-sellers, such as "Moonlight" and "Garden of Eden", are a good example of her versatile style.

In the same album, you can hear very different singing styles: modern pop (e.g. Winter in July) and near-operatic repertoire (e.g. How Fair This Place). At the end of 2001, Sarah launched ** "Classical Rhyme".