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G4: Our Way

When G4 appeared on our television screens on the X Factor - they were instantly different. All of them had spent years training as classical musicians and had graduated from one of Britain's finest musical academies, the Guildhall School of Music. with genius renditions of 'Hit Me Baby One More Time' and spectacular performances of 'Nessun Dorma' and 'Bohemian Rhapsody', they won over the viewers, boosted the ratings and proved that there is a mass demand for diversity and talent in modern music.
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Packed with exclusive intimate photographs, G4's story tracks their early childhood meeting at the Guildhall School of Music and their experience of fame so far. Revealing the genuine personalities behind the group, G4: Our Way is the account of four students' fantasy becoming a reality.

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When G4 appeared on our television screens on the X Factor
- they were instantly different. All of them had spent years training as classical musicians & had graduated from one of Britain's finest musical academies, the Guildhall School of Music. with genius renditions of ' Hit Me Baby One More Time' & spectacular performances of ' Nessun Dorma' & ' Bohemian Rhapsody', they won over the viewers, boosted the ratings & proved that there is a mass demand for diversity & talent in modern music.
Their record-breaking rise to success did not stop there as G4's debut album went straight in at No. 1, selling 245, 000 copies in its first week & going double platinum in under a month. It was the fastest selling release that year & was sharply followed with a sell-out tour including an acclaimed performance at London's Royal Albert Hall with special guests Lesley Garrett & Robin Gibb.
Packed with exclusive intimate photographs, G4's story tracks their early childhood meeting at the Guildhall School of Music & their experience of fame so far. Revealing the genuine personalities behind the group, G4: Our Way is the account of four students' fantasy becoming a reality.

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