CHARLOTTE CHURCH — Interview With Charlotte (From Enchantment) ● Prelude: The Best Of Charlotte Church · 2002 - Vidéo Dailymotion

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CHARLOTTE CHURCH — Interview With Charlotte (From Enchantment) ● Prelude: The Best Of Charlotte Church · 2002  Starring: Charlotte Church   Album: Charlotte Church - Prelude: The Best Of Charlotte Church Genre: Pop, Classical Style: Vocal, Opera Year: 2002 DVD  VIDEO COL 201824 9 ISBN 0-7389-0278-0 AZOFF MUSIC MANAGEMENT:  Irving Azoff with John Baruck, Susan Markheim, Tom Consolo, Mark Melton and Sarah Ferguson Jones  COLUMBIA  CMV COLUMBIA MUSIC VIDEO  © 2002 Sony Music Entertainment Inc./"Columbia" Is the exclusive trademark of Sony Music Entertainment Inc. DD DOLBY DIGITAL  "Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation./2018249003 PAL  Running time: 4:50

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00:00My new album is definitely a more contemporary sound, a more contemporary feel because it's

00:21not classical and it's not pop and it's not new age and you know it's just everything

00:27putting together because I think it just makes for a much more interesting album if

00:30you mix loads of different types of songs together.

00:33At least for my first two albums it was quite difficult because then of course I had such

00:40a small repertoire because I was just starting out and also it's quite difficult to find

00:44songs that are suitable for my voice because they don't write classical music for like

00:49twelve thirteen year olds but now I've grown a bit older and you know I can, I've got a

00:55bit more variety and also my repertoire has grown so for this album it was kind of taking

01:00about thirty songs and narrowing them down.

01:03I'm so animated today.

01:06Working with Keith Thomas who's the producer for the new album was something that was my

01:11decision because Grace and Jeremy who were the producers in the past, fantastic, really

01:16really brilliant producers but strictly classical and you know I was just like well I wanted

01:21to experiment and try some different things and see if there was any different sounds

01:25that I could come out with.

01:26It does have kind of like a more contemporary sound, a more contemporary feel and also like

01:31with songs like the Habanera from Carmen, a very very famous aria and it's been done

01:35and redone many many times and you know after like the thirty fifth remake of it you know

01:42it's kind of you know really, it loses all of its pizzazz.

01:46When I was in the studio I recorded with Jesse Cooke and he arranged the Habanera with the

01:52big South American drums and the flamenco guitar so the whole album is going to have

01:57kind of a different vibe from my other albums.

02:08Carrick Fergus is an Irish song, a Celtic song and it's got a nice little whistle in

02:14it and it's really different because it's kind of got a bit of a ballady feel but then

02:20it's still Celtic and I've relaxed my voice a bit more so it's not so operatic but you

02:25know it's still got quite an epic feel.

02:28Papa can you hear me?

02:42Papa can you see me?

02:43Papa can you hear me is a gorgeous song, it's got lots of different sections that are like

02:46changing and parts of it are really slow and just really kind of whispery and quiet and

02:52then parts of it are just really loud and really fast so it's a lovely song, I really

02:56like that one.

02:58I was brought up on rock, classical, Barbra Streisand, Motown, soul, everything but I've

03:04never really wanted to be a pop singer because I like being different and I like being like

03:12individual from them because there are a lot of kind of teeny pop sensations around and

03:19I like being a little like separate brand from them.

03:23I'm not really kind of conscious of my image, I'm not really thinking well this is what

03:26I should wear at this premiere because this is the image I want to project. Whatever I

03:30wear is just whatever I like to wear and as I grow up then you know that's going to get

03:34different and it's going to change. I'm a bit of a shopaholic, I love shoes and clothes

03:40and so I'll have to kind of stop myself there and be kind of restricted which is really

03:45difficult because I'm like all I want to do is just have fun with my friends.

03:49That's lush.

03:51I love all the girly stuff, I love getting manicures and pedicures and facials and being

03:54pampered and getting my hair done. My friends back home, you know if I kind of said let's

03:58go and get a manicure, pedicure and facial, you know, they'd go, er, no Charl, we're just

04:04going to go to town and have a look in the local shop, alright? You know, but I mean

04:09say if we were all like teenagers in LA, I think it'd be kind of normal like me to run

04:13totally, let's go to the mall and get a manicure, you know.

04:16So much makeup.

04:18I can't really consider myself as like a spokesperson for my age because, well to be honest I haven't

04:24even thought of any kind of like good mottos for my life yet because I've only lived like

04:2815 years of it. I mean I'm not really sure what I'm going to do in the future, I mean

04:32I love all types of music but I quite like what I'm doing and I suppose, you know, like

04:38again in years to come if I develop in that way then I can still have little dances and

04:44you know be a bit of a Spanish girl, that'd be class.

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