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Track Listing
1. Di Quella Pira (Il Trovatore)
2. Ah Si, Ben Mio (Il Trovatore)
3. La Donna E Mobile (Rigoletto)
4. Di'Tu Se Fedele (Un Ballo In Maschera)
5. Ma Se M'E Forza Perditi (Un Ballo In Maschera)
6. Ella Mi Fu Rapita (Rigoletto)
7. Possente Amor Mi Chiama (Rigoletto)
8. Celeste Aida (Aida)
9. De' Miei Bollenti Spiriti (La Traviata)
10. Oh Mio Rimorso (La Traviata)
11. La Mia Letizia Infondere Vorrei (I Lombardi)
12. Merce, Diletti Amici (Ernani)
13. Io La Vidi E Il Suo Sorriso (Don Carlo)
14. Quando Le Sere Al Placido (Luisa Miller)
15. La Vita E Inferno All'Infelice (La Forza Del Destino)
Disc 1
1. Di Quella Pira
2. Ah Si, Ben Mio
3. Donna È Mobile
4. Di' Tu Se Fedele
5. Ma Se M'è Forza Perderti
6. Ella Mi Fu Rapita!
7. Possente Amor Mi Chiama
8. Celeste Aida
9. De' Miei Bollenti Spiriti
10. Oh Mio Rimorso!
11. Mia Letizia Infondere Vorrei
12. Mercé, Diletti Amici
13. Lo la Vidi E Il Suo Sorriso
14. Quando le Sere Al Placido
15. Vita È Inferno All'infelice
| Details | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | DDD |
Album Notes
Andrea Bocelli, the tenor of enormous popularity, is no stranger to the world of traditional opera having delved into it on previous albums, but with VERDI he raises the stakes. He plunges into the deep end of the "serious" music pool with a selection of arias that span the breadth of the great composer's career, music that is breathtaking in its beauty but vocally demanding and difficult. Is Bocelli up to the challenge? Purists and traditionalists may have their objections, but there's no denying the artist's charisma and ability to engage audiences.
Bocelli is a singer with an easy confidence and keen musical instincts who well understands where his talents lie, and his interpretations of arias from masterworks such as 'Il trovatore,' 'Rigoletto,' and 'La traviata' showcase his natural abilities, projecting sincerity and a deep respect for the music. He gives heartfelt accounts of "Ah si, ben mio," "Ma se m'e forza perderti," and "La vita e inferno all'infelice," committing himself to the emotions evoked by the music and delivering the essence of the work. The album is buoyed by his genuine enthusiasm, and his warm, romantic tone serves him well throughout. Bocelli may not gain many converts with VERDI, but will surely satisfy his legion of admirers.
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