It's an industry where originality is hard to come by.<br/> <br />But British singer Sarah Brightman is looking to tread new ground in music -- or not as the case may be.<br/> <br />She hopes to be the first professional artist to record a single in space.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Singer, Sarah Brightman, saying (English):<br/> <br />"What would be beautiful would be if I could connect with other musicians on earth. Singing or playing or children's choirs at the same time as me singing in space. Obviously depending on trajectory."<br/> <br />The 52-year-old will fly into space in 2015 on a Russian rocket after completing her training.<br/> <br />She'll be the country's eighth private passenger, reportedly at a cost of $20 million each.<br/> <br />Brightman's latest album chronicles how she's pursued her dream.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Singer, Sarah Brightman, saying (English):<br/> <br />"This one particularly has been incredibly uplifting because it's called 'Dreamchaser' for a reason in that I really have been chasing a dream since I
