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A gift of beautiful, fresh and unique harmonies in a creative blend of both classical and popular music. | A gift of beautiful, fresh and unique harmonies in a creative blend of both classical and popular music. | ||
| − | Andrea and Amaris, twins from Abbotsford , | + | [[Andrea Taylor]] and [[Amaris Taylor]], twins from [[Abbotsford]] , [[British Columbia]] , both graduated from MEI High School in Abbotsford and Trinity Western University in Langley , where they were very active in choirs and drama. Some of their favourite songs (both pop and classical) from when they were growing up made their way onto Mirror Image , Andrea and Amaris' debut album. Guest artists include [[Mel Bowker]], [[Crystal Hicks]], and [[Calvin Dyck]]. |
We were singing before we could speak, so this album has been 'in the making' for many years. Therefore, we are extremely grateful that we finally have the chance to make a lifelong dream come true." | We were singing before we could speak, so this album has been 'in the making' for many years. Therefore, we are extremely grateful that we finally have the chance to make a lifelong dream come true." | ||
Latest revision as of 21:04, 9 October 2006
A gift of beautiful, fresh and unique harmonies in a creative blend of both classical and popular music.
Andrea Taylor and Amaris Taylor, twins from Abbotsford , British Columbia , both graduated from MEI High School in Abbotsford and Trinity Western University in Langley , where they were very active in choirs and drama. Some of their favourite songs (both pop and classical) from when they were growing up made their way onto Mirror Image , Andrea and Amaris' debut album. Guest artists include Mel Bowker, Crystal Hicks, and Calvin Dyck.
We were singing before we could speak, so this album has been 'in the making' for many years. Therefore, we are extremely grateful that we finally have the chance to make a lifelong dream come true."
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