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Will the real BrettH please stand up?

Time for 20 questions again and this time I have pleasure in opening the door to Brett H's mind...I hope you enjoy the insight  :coffee2:

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  • Geez Brett, I never knew you were so "highbrow"  :rofl: :rofl: Enough of this fancy pants opera garb, get back to tiling - you know you want to  :D
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    Geez Brett, I never knew you were so "highbrow"  :rofl: :rofl: Enough of this fancy pants opera garb, get back to tiling - you know you want to  :D
    Yeah, all I knew was he was a tall, dark haired, deep voiced man.
  • I have met the man And he is also a very nice person  :thumb:
  • Forgot to thank him for taking the time to play 20 Questions so: Thanks Brett  :thumb:  it was a good read for me and a few of your thoughts mirror my own
  • My name actually is Brett (country beginning with H)
    Brett Haiti? Brett Honduras? Brett Hungary?
  • Maybe his nickname is country beginning with H?? Are you always Hungary Brett?
  • Shall henceforth be known as  " the phantom of the opera" or just " the phantom" or  " the green apple phantom" or  " the phantom of the orchard" :rofl: :rofl: :P
  • Geeze ya go off to a rehearsal, leave the gate open and look what happens!!  :P Dutchy was my nickname for about two minutes but my school mates used to call me hollow for how much tucker I could hold.  My uni mates called me Chunder for how much luquid I didn't hold.  No green apples DX, just carrots!  Thanks again Marc for the format and for the opportunity.  :thumb:
  • You seem to have a fairly normal life though. My cousin is a opera singer, currently getting pulled every which way in London
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    You seem to have a fairly normal life though. My cousin is a opera singer, currently getting pulled every which way in London
    That was my dream at one stage but Basses do take a long time to develop and family and other commitments make the travel difficult. Thus my work is like a seasonal heavy part-time job.  I have the best day job where I work with young singers and am released for performances by a organization that is generous and clever enough to see my singing as bringing prestige, professional development and direct industry experience for my students when they are chosen for professional opportunities. I have been very lucky and don't for one minute take my work for granted.  If your cousin is ever back in Brisbane drop me a line and I'll see if I can arrange for them to give a workshop to my students.  I like my studio to be open to all ideas!
  • Cool. I have no idea what type of voice she has (apart from a good one) but she is doing some pretty high end stuff apparently. http://www.stopera.org.au/artists/EleanorGreenwood.htm
  • I've known Brett for 20 years now and he's been a nice guy for the whole time I've known him. Although we did once fill that girl's room with scrunched up newspaper over a boring Easter break one year.....
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    I've known Brett for 20 years now and he's been a nice guy for the whole time I've known him. Although we did once fill that girl's room with scrunched up newspaper over a boring Easter break one year.....
    We did help her clean it up too.  20 years... Steady on old man.  Funny, when I went back to Uni as a post-grad I was enraged that the students were seemingly sitting around chatting and not working.  Funny cause that's what we used to do. 
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    Cool. I have no idea what type of voice she has (apart from a good one) but she is doing some pretty high end stuff apparently. http://www.stopera.org.au/artists/EleanorGreenwood.htm
    Very good. Looks like she is setting up for a great career.  Mezzos are a rarer voice type especially Rossini Mezzi though thats seemingly not her focus but it all bodes well.
  • I know she was having dramas at one stage actually getting any work because of her pigeon holed voice but when I last heard she landed a really big part in something. I haven't seen her for 2 years
  • Good news DX.  She's only young yet so she'll have to pace herself and take care.  Funny old game this opera thing!
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