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Episode 30: Mastering the Craft: The Secrets of Success with Alex Sharpe
For the entire transcript of the interview, please click here.
Our very special guest for today is Alexandria “Alex” Sharpe. She is one of the original members of Celtic Woman, a group that has become a worldwide sensation, enchanting millions with their unique blend of music.
As a vocalist, Alex Sharpe has a voice that is both powerful and ethereal, with a range that can soar to the heavens or whisper a lullaby.
Sharpe has a background in musical theater. She began her career by playing Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz in Dublin. She was asked to play Eponine in Les Misérables for the Cameron Mackintosh Company in England and Ireland and in the Concert Tour. She created the role of Bernadette in The Beautiful Game by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode, Alex shares how she got her first professional job at 19. She also narrates why she stepped away from performing full time and the big decision why she left Celtic Woman. She shares her emotional strain as a mother and the goal of providing his son with the healthiest and most stable childhood.
She also has tons of value bombs for us that would surely inspire all of us.
Things We Discussed
Celtic Woman is an all-female Irish musical ensemble that was formed in 2004. The group combines traditional Celtic music with contemporary pop, classical, and folk influences, creating a unique sound that has captivated audiences around the world. Celtic Woman's performances are known for their stunning vocal harmonies, intricate arrangements, and captivating stage presence.
The group has released numerous albums and DVDs, which have sold millions of copies worldwide. They have also embarked on several successful concert tours, performing in some of the world's most prestigious venues and collaborating with renowned musicians and orchestras.
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For the entire transcript of the interview, please click here.
Our very special guest for today is Alexandria “Alex” Sharpe. She is one of the original members of Celtic Woman, a group that has become a worldwide sensation, enchanting millions with their unique blend of music.
As a vocalist, Alex Sharpe has a voice that is both powerful and ethereal, with a range that can soar to the heavens or whisper a lullaby.
Sharpe has a background in musical theater. She began her career by playing Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz in Dublin. She was asked to play Eponine in Les Misérables for the Cameron Mackintosh Company in England and Ireland and in the Concert Tour. She created the role of Bernadette in The Beautiful Game by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton.
What You’ll Learn
In this episode, Alex shares how she got her first professional job at 19. She also narrates why she stepped away from performing full time and the big decision why she left Celtic Woman. She shares her emotional strain as a mother and the goal of providing his son with the healthiest and most stable childhood.
She also has tons of value bombs for us that would surely inspire all of us.
Things We Discussed
Celtic Woman is an all-female Irish musical ensemble that was formed in 2004. The group combines traditional Celtic music with contemporary pop, classical, and folk influences, creating a unique sound that has captivated audiences around the world. Celtic Woman's performances are known for their stunning vocal harmonies, intricate arrangements, and captivating stage presence.
The group has released numerous albums and DVDs, which have sold millions of copies worldwide. They have also embarked on several successful concert tours, performing in some of the world's most prestigious venues and collaborating with renowned musicians and orchestras.
Connect with Alex Sharpe
Website
Spotify
YouTube
Connect with Jason Tonioli
Website
YouTube
Spotify
Pandora
Amazon Music
Apple Music