He said: 'She knows what she is doing with a song.
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Mr O'Neil said that he had spoken to her since her TV debut. Susan has not had any lessons since 2002 and nearly gave up singing after her mother's death.
It is very different from singing for a couple of minutes on Britain's Got Talent.' If she wants to keep on singing big show songs she has to keep on practising. 'She is like an athlete - she has to keep using her voice to keep it. But I am concerned about her being surrounded by all these PR people that she will not be given the time to sing,' he said. 'As a singer she always had a lovely, calm, beautiful rounded voice. Previously, Susan spent six years being taught by one Fred O'Neil, who spotted her talent and spent hours running through scales and exercises with her at his home in Livingston, West Lothian. Yvie is completely trusted by Simon Cowell, and has tutored his proteges Leona Lewis and Alexandra Burke at his request.
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Yvie is apparently being lined up to give Susan, from Blackburn, West Lothian, the benefit of her professional advice too - should her performance of Whistle Down The Wind tonight see her through to the next round.
Start of a sensation: Susan at the show's auditions It remains a mystery exactly who was behind the transformation, but here the Mail reveals intriguing details of Team Susan. Instead she wore a pair of crisply ironed trousers, a feminine white blouse, a leather jacket and a pair of patent high heels. Gone too are the matronly dress and clumpy shoes. The singer also had a facial to brighten her skin, and her eyebrows have been plucked. The 47-year-old spinster's curly grey mane has been cut, styled and dyed chestnut brown. Her dowdy dress sense, unkempt hair and unruly eyebrows made her a hit with tens of millions worldwide.īut Britain's Got Talent star Susan Boyle -the Hairy Angel - has had a dramatic makeover. Susan reinvented Talent star drops dowdy look, so who's who in the team transforming her? Simon offers Piers £1,000 if he can get up on stage an attempt it - with disastrous results.Īmongst the other acts on show are the Yi Dao Lion Dance Troupe, singing troupe Sing, Sing, Sing and the balancing act Simba Ala Africa.
However, Piers disagrees and buzzes her early on into her act, before telling her: 'anyone could do that'. One act that does impress Simon and Amanda is Alexandria Craig, who does acrobats in a large wheel. Enthusiastic: But are Sing, Sing, Sing Simon's cup of tea
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