LONDON, Feb. 28 (UPI) -- A group of Britain's classical music stars have gathered in London to record a song for Haiti fundraising, organizers say.
Proceeds from the recording of "The Prayer" -- made famous by Andrea Bocelli and Celine Dion -- will go to the Disasters Emergency Committee, the BBC said.
Among those going into the recording studio are musicians Julian Lloyd Webber, Aled Jones and "Britain's Got Talent" stars Paul Potts and Faryl Smith, the report said, but a total of 23 artists have contributed to the recording.
The session began Saturday at Metropolis Studios, West London, the BBC said.
Artists include "popera" acts All Angels, Bond, Camilla Kerslake, Rhydian and The Priests, and ITV's "Pop Star To Opera Star" winner Darius Campbell and Classical Brit winners Blake.
