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Ethereal vocalist, Sissel, recording the 'Titanic' soundtrack in 1997 | Vintage Everyday

Norwegian soprano Sissel Kyrkjebo was personally chosen by composer James Horner for Titanic. Her ethereal vocals defined the film’s most poignant scenes, like the famous “I’m flying!” moment, though her name remains largely unknown. Surprisingly, My Heart Will Go On, sung by Celine Dion, wasn’t meant to be in the movie. Horner secretly composed it and persuaded director James Cameron to use it for the end credits. Dion’s voice is never heard in the film itself. While commercial motives may have

Norwegian soprano Sissel Kyrkjebø performed the haunting, wordless vocals that are woven throughout James Horner's instrumental score in the 1997 film Titanic. Although Celine Dion sang the hit end-credits song, Sissel's ethereal voice provided the signature emotional sound within the movie itself. Credit: Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox, and Sony Classical | History In Pictures