Up and Coming Male Soprano's That We Would Like to Hear at the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremonies

This is to vote on new up and coming male sopranos who have a quality of voice that would be nice to hear at the opening ceremonies, I have chosen this type of voice as we always seem to end up with boy bands or pop singers and thought it would be nice to have something classical.
The Top Ten
1 Greg Pritchard

Wow! This poll just screams "We want Greg Pritchard to sing at the London 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremonies! "...
Sure, classical music is classical, and peaceful, but it can also be quite dull and boring at times. I know I certainly wouldn't want to sit through renditions of classical songs to represent the United Kingdom - I'd rather hear something a bit more upbeat - show the world that the United Kindom are fun and enthusiastic and ready to compete!
If it starts slow, it's going to end slow.
That's my opinion on the matter.

We have to keep vote, vote, voting... young Greg is a huge inspiration to all the youth of the world, no matter what their given talent.. that God given Talent, hard work and a great personality can make it all the way. I can't think of anyone more suited to sing for Great Britain and the world at the Summer Olympics... KEEP VOTING...

Greg Pritchard should be at the 2012 Olympics Opening Ceremonies, to sing, because he is the ideal choice to represent Great Britain's talented young people (in a different way than the athletics) He is Unique, and AMAZINGLY GIFTED... U need to know music to Really appreciate his range...

Greg has a unique voice which would add quality to the opening of such a prestigious event. Seeing one person standing singing a beautiful classical song would be far superior than watching a boy band bashing away at musical instruments and screaming into microphones.

2 David Sheringham
3 Michael Bolton Michael Bolotin, known professionally as Michael Bolton, is an American singer and songwriter. Bolton originally performed in the hard rock and heavy metal genres from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, both on his early solo albums and those he recorded as the frontman of the band Blackjack.
4 Paul Potts
5 David Newman
6 Gavin James Burke
7 James Bowman
8 Joseph London
9 Nicholas Ransley
10 Graham Vick
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