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At the Classical Brit Awards on May 23, 2002, Russell "Watson beat off competition from Italian opera singer Cecilia Bartoli for his second best-album award for Encore, the only honour voted for by radio listeners.

"He also picked up an award for the biggest selling classical album in the UK," reports
news.bbc.co.uk.
Tony Fell, chairman of the Royal Philharmonic Society, as quoted by BBC News on May 23, 2002, said:  "Artists like Russell Watson and The Planets have sort of created a 'third way' between classical and pop, but I don't actually believe that they have done anything for classical music. They've created a market for themselves - I don't believe that has spilled over to making more people buy classical CDs or going to concerts or operas."
"Somewhere" sung by Russell Watson is among the selections on the double CD album Classical Brit Awards 2002 that will be released at amazon.co.uk on 27 May 2002.
Lulu's new compact disc, Together, available from amazon.co.uk, consists of fourteen duets, one of them with Russell Watson, "The Prayer."
NASA has used "Where My Heart Will Take Me," sung by Russell
Watson, "to rouse astronauts from their slumbers on the Space Shuttle
Endeavour," reports uk.news.yahoo.com.

The Star Trek Enterprise soundtrack compact disc is available from
amazon.com and from amazon.ca as  of 14 May 2002 and from  amazon.co.uk as of 15 July 2002.
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