Thanks to BigFanSue we have the first pictures and the program of this current America tour at
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Cami contributed another wonderful concert report from the MSG concert - look at Bocelli.de
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Pictures and report from Madison Square Garden
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Pictures and report from Madison Square Garden
by Renate on Sat 02 Dec, 2006 12:42 am
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by Baroque1685 on Sat 02 Dec, 2006 3:36 pm
Fantastic pics! Thankes Renate and BFSue!
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by Big Fan Sue on Sun 03 Dec, 2006 4:07 am
Thank you! The pictures are a great memory of a beautiful night. Just when you think Andrea cannot top the last concert he does. The selection of songs and his singing were THE BEST!
To actually hear Andrea sing Vesti la Giubba in person after listening to it on his latest CD was an experience in itself. He really put some emotion into singing that aria. Brought tears to my eyes.
An encore including Nessun Dorma also brought tears to my eyes. The audience was standing up clapping and screaming.
Overall the entire concert and other performers were excellent and, of course, Steven Mercurio is the best when it comes to conducting. Loved it when he made some jokes about NYC with Andrea.
The second half of the concert with the pop songs flew by so fast. I loved Funiculi, Funicula with the choir, Granada and Vieni sul Mar were also thrilling to be able to hear. Plus I can never get enough of Andrea singing his version of Besame Mucho.
Anybody who is going to see this concert is in for a night to remember.
BFSue
To actually hear Andrea sing Vesti la Giubba in person after listening to it on his latest CD was an experience in itself. He really put some emotion into singing that aria. Brought tears to my eyes.
An encore including Nessun Dorma also brought tears to my eyes. The audience was standing up clapping and screaming.
Overall the entire concert and other performers were excellent and, of course, Steven Mercurio is the best when it comes to conducting. Loved it when he made some jokes about NYC with Andrea.
The second half of the concert with the pop songs flew by so fast. I loved Funiculi, Funicula with the choir, Granada and Vieni sul Mar were also thrilling to be able to hear. Plus I can never get enough of Andrea singing his version of Besame Mucho.
Anybody who is going to see this concert is in for a night to remember.
BFSue
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a charm to sadness and a gaiety
and life to everything.
It is the essence of order and leads to all that is good, true and beautiful."-Plato
It gives a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind, flight to the imagination,
a charm to sadness and a gaiety
and life to everything.
It is the essence of order and leads to all that is good, true and beautiful."-Plato
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by kbarham on Sun 03 Dec, 2006 12:47 pm
Thanks Sue for your report............Vesti la Guibba. Yo hear this live must of been fantastic.......Hope Andrea includes this aria in his concerts next time he comes to the UK.
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by Renate on Sun 03 Dec, 2006 11:13 pm
Cami contributed another wonderful concert report from the MSG concert - look at Bocelli.de
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by westsiderny on Mon 04 Dec, 2006 12:49 am
Beautiful! Bellissimo! Precioso!
Thank you! Grazie! Gracias!
To Cami and Renate!
Thank you! Grazie! Gracias!
To Cami and Renate!
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by Motoko on Mon 04 Dec, 2006 3:43 am
I'm so happy for you, BFSue!
By the way, does everyone know that Andrea once recorded "Funiculi, Funicula"?
It is on one of the Italian versions of "romanza", a duet with John Miles. I looked all over for it, for only one song.
Then I finally got it!
You can listen to the music sample of "Funiculi, Funicula" here.
Big Fan Sue wrote:I loved Funiculi, Funicula with the choir,
By the way, does everyone know that Andrea once recorded "Funiculi, Funicula"?
It is on one of the Italian versions of "romanza", a duet with John Miles. I looked all over for it, for only one song.
Then I finally got it!
You can listen to the music sample of "Funiculi, Funicula" here.
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by Michelle on Mon 04 Dec, 2006 12:26 pm
Thankyou for the photos! And Cami's wonderful report - I loved reading it, made me feel like I was there. Great work!
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