British singer Sarah Brightman is preparing to sing in space

Preparing British singer Sarah Brightman to be launched into space within months to sing aboard the International Space Station, which lies 260 miles from Earth.Currently practicing Brightman in Star City, near the Russian capital Moscow. Scheduled to start its journey into space aboard a Russian spacecraft model "Soyuz" in the first of September / September next.It will spend the British singer, 54, ten days aboard the International Space Station.Brightman noted that singing in Space

"completely different" from singing on the ground.The heroine of the play "The Phantom of the Opera" at a news conference in central London that her team is trying to work on the technical details of the offer to be submitted to the International Space Station.She told reporters: "I would like to communicate with the choir singing, or children or another singer or band on earth."

Brightman indicated that she worked with her husband, former Lord Lloyd Webber to find a song that "fit the idea of space." Brightman said: "Singing in a slim attractive is quite different from singing here." She added: "We use gravity to build on the land when we sing and the air around us, but the situation will be completely different this time. I try to find a beautiful, simple song in its letter, the complex also does not sing." Brightman said she does not want "to prepare more than necessary," as she put it, because of the complexity of this idea in the first place.

In 2013, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield recorded a number of songs while in space, including the song "Space Odety" Space Oddity "the Briton David Bowie, that ratio Show extremely high achieved on the site" YouTube. "It is believed that Brightman paid about 34 million pounds to be the eighth space tourist.The singer said that bore the cost of the journey, but would not disclose the amount "for reasons related to the contract signed in this regard."Brightman will be part of a crew of three members to travel to the International Space Station.The last tourist trip to space in 2009, and launched the Guy Aleberta, the founder of the company, "Cirque du Soleil.