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Concerto: One Night In Central Park Andrea Bocelli

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Tracklisting

Disc 1

La Donna è Mobile - Rigoletto
Di Quella Pira - Il Trovatore
Ave Maria (Central Park Version)
Vicino a te s'acqueta - Andrea Chénier - duet with Ana Maria Martinez
Au Fond du Temple Saint - Les Pêcheurs de Perles - duet with Bryn Terfel
O Soave Fanciulla - La Bohème - Duet with Pretty Yende
Libiamo ne'Lieti Calici - La Traviata - with P.Yende, B.Terfel, A.M.Martinez
Amazing Grace
New York, New York - duet with Tony Bennett
The Prayer - duet with Cèline Dion, David Foster on piano
More (Ti Guarderò nel Cuore) - with Chris Botti on trumpet, David Foster on piano
Your Love (Once Upon a Time in the West)
Nel Blu, Dipinto di Blu (Volare) - with David Foster on piano
Funiculì Funiculà - with Andrea Griminelli on flute
En Aranjuez con Tu Amor - Concierto de Aranjuez - with Nicola Benedetti on violin
Time to Say Goodbye (Con te Partirò) - duet with Ana Maria Martinez
Nessun Dorma - Turandot

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Number of Discs:	1

Publisher:	Decca

Artist:	Andrea Bocelli

Description

Release Date: 14 November 2011

First appearing on the global stage in the mid 1990's, Andrea Bocelli has come to be regarded as the greatest living male singer of the classics and the 70 million records he has sold worldwide certainly seems to give credence to this fact. This success can in part be attributed to his ability to transcend genres with a grace which befits a man of his remarkable talents. "Concerto: One Night In Central Park" is a unique live performance from Bocelli against the iconic backdrop of New York City's Central Park where he performs songs like "New York, New York", "Your Love" and his amazing chart success "Time to Say Goodbye" along with rapturous arias and religious devotionals. This is certainly a must have recording for fans of opera and operatic pop, indeed the variety of material on offer should make this an interesting prospect for a general audience. (Adam Bibby)