David Arch, Frank Martin, Claire Worrall, Holly Stell - Andrea
Facts
| Artist(s) | David Arch, Frank Martin, Claire Worrall and Holly Stell |
| Studio | Philips |
| Release Date | November 9, 2004 |
| UPC Code | 602498679715 |
| Buy this item | $9.97 at Amazon.com As of Jul 3 14:53 EDT (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 1 to 2 days, |
About David Arch, Frank Martin, Claire Worrall, Holly Stell - Andrea
It's no mean feat being the world's foremost crossover artist--a task that risks alienating two disparate audiences and everyone in between--but somebody had to do it, and Andrea Bocelli again walks that artistic tightrope with impressive deftness. The title may imply a casual intimacy (indeed, the singer admits to taking a more "hands-on" approach to the album's conception and production), but it's a collection that nonetheless continues to expand on the Italian tenor's ambitious internationalism. His collaboration "Sin Tu Amor" immerses his voice in the Gipsy Kings' own rich Iberian folk-pop fusion with compelling results, while "Where Love Goes" (a musical focal point of the film Lazarus Child), his English language duet with 11-year-old prodigy Holly Stell, achieves an almost liturgical grace. "Tu Ci Sei" (You Are There) continues in the romantic vein of his familiar theme "Con Te Partiro" (Time to Say Goodbye), while the single "Dell' Amore Non Si Sa" (With Love You Never Know) features Bocelli in a signature dramatic tour de force collaboration with arranger Mauro Malavasi, the accomplished producer of the singer's Romanza and Sogno albums. Bocelli's shrewd taste and vocal prowess here not only again redeem an oft-maligned genre, but elevate it considerably in the bargain. --Jerry McCulley Amazon.com
Tracks
- Dell'Amore Non Si Sa
- L'Attesa
- Un Nuovo Giorno
- Tu Ci Sei
- Sin Tu Amor
- LibertÃ
- Per Noi
- Le Parole Che Non Ti Ho Detto
- Sempre O Mai
- In Canto
- Quante Volte Ti Ho Cercato
- When A Child Is Born
- Go Where Love Goes
Similar CDs
| Andrea Bocelli - Amore | Romanza | Cieli di Toscana | Sogno | Andrea Bocelli: Under the Desert Sky [DVD Included] |
User Reviews
Average user review:| Andrea Bocelli |
| It's OK |
1. Dell'Amore Non Si Sa
10. In-Canto
My favorite CD from Andrea is "Amore" which I liked every single song in it. August 14, 2007
| HOW DO YOU SAY,"WOW," IN ITALIAN? |
A FEW YEARS AGO I HAD HEARD ANDREA DO, "CON TE PARTIRO," ON A PBS SPECIAL AND MY EYES FILLED WITH TEARS THAT ANY HUMAN COULD MAKE SUCH SOUNDS. I WAS ASTOUNDED; MORE ASTOUNDING, STILL, WAS TO HEAR THIS ALBUM AND FIND THAT HIS VOICE HAD ACTUALLY VASTLY IMPOVED OVER TIME. HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? " CON TE..," PALES IN COMPARISON TO THE QUALITY OF THIS WORK; THE TRACKS ON THIS CD ARE PERFECT, FULL, RICH, AND MORE MOVING THAN ANYTHING I HAVE EVER HEARD. I HAVE HAD IT A WEEK, NOW, AND I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO LISTEN TO ANYTHING ELSE FOR VERY LONG, AND I PLAY IT OVER AND OVER. IT HAS BEEN MANY YEARS SINCE I HAVE BEEN AFFECTED LIKE THIS BY ANY VOCAL CD. IF HE NEVER RECORDED AGAIN HE WOULD HAVE MADE A MARK ON THE WORLD OF AUDIO NEVER TO BE ERASED OR FORGOTTEN. WHAT A VOICE! WHAT SONGS! THE CUT, "LIBERTA," ABSOLUTELY KILLS ME WITH FEELINGS OF JOY AND MARVEL. I HAVE EVEN TAKEN UP STUDYING ITALIAN BECAUSE OF IT.
TREAT YOURSELF, AND A GOOD FRIEND, TO THE SOUNDS ON THIS CD. SIT AND WATCH A SUNSET WITH IT ON... I MEAN NOW! June 22, 2007
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| Teamo, Andrea Bocelli |
