Urs Bühler Abbado. Before joining Il Divo, he was mainly based in the Netherlands, singing oratorios and performing with the Netherlands Opera Gezelschap (NOG). Despite many performances there are only a handful of recordings available of him before Il Divo. In December 2003, Urs became a member of the international musical quartet Il Divo along with Carlos Marín (Spain), Sébastien Izambard (France), and David Miller (United States). He had an informal first audition with the group's creator, Simon Cowell. In Cowell's office, he simply asked Urs to sing for him unaccompanied. Impressed by Buhler's tenor voice, Cowell offered him a place in
Sebastien (band) metal EP "Proti všem". In April 2006 the new CD "1621" is baptized and self-published, rewarded with many positive reviews and expanded to Japan. In 2008 two members leave the group. Torso of Navar - the Rain brothers and Andy Mons - invited new members. The reborn band is named "Sebastien". In November 2009 the band goes to Grapow Studios to record the long expected album "Tears of White Roses". The songs were originally written in Czech by George Rain and later rewritten in English by poet Jan Petričko. The music was written and arranged by George Rain and Andy