Britain’s Got Talent star Faryl Smith, is set to sing a duet with dead opera star, Luciano Pavarotti.

The Sun reports that Pavarotti’s vocals have been added to a recording of Oh Holy Night, sang by the 14 year old singer.

A source said: “Faryl is thrilled – she never thought she’d get the chance to sing with Pavarotti and now she has.

“The technology is note-perfect and it sounds as if they’re really there together.”

Faryl’s second album will be out on November 30th.

A source added: “X Factor has been Christmas No1 for years and it will take something really special to challenge it, but this could be it.

“Pavarotti was a huge name and Faryl is a rising star. It’s a perfect combination.”

Despite having the fastest-selling solo classical album in British history, Faryl Smith has admitted that she doesn’t see herself as famous.

The 13 year old Britain’s Got Talent star told MSN: “I don’t really consider myself as being famous but it’s all going good.

“My life has changed a bit – I think obviously because I’m not at school as much now, I have to have tutoring and stuff like that, but I do always make sure I go back to school, it’s kind of like living the dream but at 13.”

Opera star Katherine Jenkins has been raving about her young pal Faryl Smith in a recent interview.

Faryl shot to fame after wowing Britain’s Got Talent audiences in 2008 and has since supported Jenkins on tour.

Katherine told MSN: “She’s 13 going on 30 – when she gets on stage she talks to the audience and she’s so natural and everyone loves her.”

She continued: “She’s still the 13-year-old girl but she has got a wise head on her shoulders.”

The Welsh soprano also revealed that she gives Faryl tips and advice from time to time:

“Everything from talking about music and singing to how to stand in front of the paparazzi, how to deal with certain things and basically any question she’s got she texts me and we keep in touch that way.”

She added: “She’s so young and she’s achieved a lot already. She’s got a good family behind her so I think she’s gonna do really well.”

Faryl Smith will make her return to Britain’s Got Talent next week.

The 13 year old will perform on Tuesday’s live semi-final with a performance of Amazing Grace, accompanied by a 24-piece gospel choir and band.

Her debut album, Faryl, made UK chart history by becoming the fastest-selling solo classical debut of all time.

Britain’s Got talent singer Farul Smith is all set to conquer America as she gets ready to release her debut album there this month.

Smith was a runner up on last years talent show and as part of her promotion of the new record, Smith has been booked to appear on the hugely popular Ellen DeGeneres chat show.

Faryl said: “This has been amazing… I can’t believe everything that’s happening and I’m still only 13.

“With the world embracing Britain’s Got Talent stars like Susan Boyle, it’s extremely exciting to be part of that phenomenon and have the opportunity to sing for American audiences.”

Faryl Smith has said that she never would have landed her current record deal without the help of Simon Cowell.

Faryl rose to fame on last years Britain’s Got Talent and wowed viewers with her rendition of ‘Ave Maria’. She has since landed a huge record deal and hopes to follow in the footsteps of Katherine Jenkins, the award-winning Welsh mezzo-soprano.

“My family is really, really friendly with Simon,” she told The Sun.

“He has done so much for me, he basically discovered me. I always want to say thank you and made sure I did on my album.

“He did loads for me and he helped my mum through a lot because she was worried I was too young.

“He wasn’t that sort of person who just said, ‘It doesn’t matter, she’ll be fine’. He really, really helped and they met up face-to-face. He’s not a softie but he is lovely to me.”

Britain’s Got Talent finalist, Faryl Smith has landed a 2.3 million record deal this week, the biggest ever for a British schoolchild.

Faryl was snapped up by the label that made Katherine Jenkins a household name, Universal Classics and Jazz.

Faryl told The Sun: “This is about the opportunity of a lifetime.

“Singing is my passion and to have the opportunity to make a career of it at such a young age is a dream come true.”

Twelve year old singer, Faryl Smith is reported to have almost pulled out of the Britain’s Got Talent competition after she feared that she was too young for fame.

Faryl and her parents decided after her first appearance that the attention may be too much for Faryl at such a young age, however judge Simon Cowell rang the family three times and guaranteed them that he would look after the girl personally.

A source told the Daily Star Sunday: “The reaction Faryl got from that first audition was incredible. But her parents felt completely overwhelmed by it all. They weren’t sure that at just 12 Faryl was ready for the attention.

“They spoke at length to Faryl and it was agreed she would pull out of the competition. But as soon as the news got to Cowell he was straight on the phone. And in three calls he managed to get them to change their minds. He reassured them by saying that he would personally look after her.”

Once again on Britain’s Got Talent, the last one in was the first one through to Saturdays final. Faryl Smith was the last performer to appear on the show last night and only moments later won a place in the final. The judges also chose Andrew Muir to go through.

Each night this week the pattern has remained the same, with Signature, George Sampson and Andrew Johnston all performing at the end and all getting through first.

On tonight’s show, Madonna Decena will be the last performer, so no doubt we will see her singing for her children in the Phillipines on Saturday night alongside the rest of the judges favourites..

Britain’s Got Talent hopeful, Faryl Smith, has revealed that she isn’t getting her hopes out about winning this years series.

The 12 year old appeared on last weeks show and wowed all three judges with her rendition of ‘Ave Maria’.

“Everyone’s been asking who I think my competition is but I haven’t really thought about that,” Faryl told The Mirror. “I’ve just been enjoying watching the show and making it a good experience.

“There’s lots and lots of talent and it’s going to be very difficult for the judges. If it was a load of singers like X Factor, they’re obviously good or bad. But with so much variety, it’s really hard to tell. I haven’t been talking about winning – I don’t want to jinx things.”