New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

‘I wanted to sing, BUT THE PHONE DIDN’T RING!’

Opera singer Georgia Jamieson Emms has rebuilt her success from the ground up, after fearing people had forgotten who she was. Following the birth of her first child, she realised her career was stuck in a rut.

“I had my son Raphael and then I was twiddling my thumbs,” she says. “I wanted to sing, but the phone wasn’t ringing, so I knew that if I was to get back on

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