Artist: Andrea Bocelli
Album: Viaggio Italiano (Remastered)
Genre: Classical, Vocal
Release Date: 1995/2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:07:32
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 1,27 GB

Tracklist:

1-1. Andrea Bocelli – Turandot / Act 3 : Nessun dorma! (03:11)
1-2. Andrea Bocelli – L’Arlesiana / Lamento di Federico (04:40)
1-3. Andrea Bocelli – Rigoletto / Act 3 : La donna e mobile (02:16)
1-4. Andrea Bocelli – L’elisir d’amore / Act 2 : Una furtiva lagrima (04:12)
1-5. Andrea Bocelli – Di Capua, Mazzucchi: ‘O Sole Mio (04:39)
1-6. Andrea Bocelli – Cardillo: Core ‘ngrato (04:44)
1-7. Andrea Bocelli – Mario: Santa Lucia Luntana (05:09)
1-8. Andrea Bocelli – Di Capua, Mazzucchi: I’ te vurria vasa (05:39)
1-9. Andrea Bocelli – Curtis: Tu, ca nun chiagne! (03:34)
1-10. Andrea Bocelli – Gambardella: Marinarello (03:57)
1-11. Andrea Bocelli – Tagliaferri: Piscatore ‘e Pusilleco (04:14)
1-12. Andrea Bocelli – Messaggio Bocelli (00:14)
1-13. Andrea Bocelli – Wade: Adeste Fideles (03:24)
1-14. Andrea Bocelli – Schubert: Ave Maria, D.839 (04:25)
1-15. Andrea Bocelli – Franck: Panis Angelicus, FW 61 (03:56)
1-16. Andrea Bocelli – Macbeth / Act 4 : Ah, la paterna mano (03:19)
1-17. Andrea Bocelli – Les pecheurs de perles, WD 13 / Act 2 : Au fond du temple saint (05:51)

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The album features some of the most popular opera arias and Neapolitan songs of all time, such as Nessun Dorma, O Sole Mio and la Donna è Mobile.

HighResAudio reissue of 1995 & third album by the talented singer with new cover art and the bonus track ‘Adeste Fidelis’. 16tracks total. The album is a collection of opera arias and Neapolitan traditional songs interpreted by Bocelli, who is accompanied here by the Symphonic Orchestra of Moscow Radio, conducted by Vladimir Fedoseyev. A Sugar release.”Andrea Bocelli’s hugely popular album, Romanza, showed him at his best – passionately singing songs that had the kind of pop-vocal arrangements that made the most of his emotive, if not entirely rich, voice. Immensely popular around the world more because of the romantic aura that surrounds him than his vocal ability, Bocelli manages to seduce the listener into thinking that he or she is listening to a great opera singer, even if his performances taken by themselves prove otherwise. That is why Viaggio Italiano is not a great album, and also why it doesn’t matter. Bocelli begins the album with such iconic opera arias that most of the people who buy his records will focus on the beauty of the songs themselves, rather than his execution of them. By the time he gets to the second half of the album, where he sings the Italian folk songs that are a little more in his league, the listener has already been hooked. Throughout the album, the Moscow Radio Symphony Orchestra provides subdued accompaniment that draws little attention to itself, allowing Bocelli, and the legend that surrounds him, to shine.” (Stacia Proefrock, AMG)