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Izzy - Ascolta
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Jozzie121
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Date :
11 Feb 2007 04:09:00
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IZZY - ASCOLTA [2000] APE FORMAT SINGLE TRACKS | ~ 41% to 51% Compression | 44100Hz Stereo | ~ 206MB
Genre: Classical/Crossover, Vocal | Front Cover ONLY included in Download | Download in 4 Parts
I assure you this is a very beautiful CD - not to be missed! Highly Recommended.
Genre: Classical/Crossover, Vocal | Front Cover ONLY included in Download | Download in 4 Parts
I assure you this is a very beautiful CD - not to be missed! Highly Recommended.
| “ | You might have come across a few reviews about Izzy but this is my personal opinion. I am sharing with you this CD in high quality because you must stop whatever you are doing and LISTEN to this voice of a real angel... tranquil, without any forced effort, Izzy is, in my opinion, one of those voices you will never forget. I place her on the same level of Sarah Brightman, Emma Shapplin, Charlotte Church, Summer, yet, dare I say, even superior in some aspects. Her breath control and the voice transposition and range are incredible. Yet don't take just my word for it... download this CD! I am sure you will be transported into realms of musical fantasy and joy, especially if you like to see how the experimental fusion of new and old manage to give, even to non -classical or opera lovers a touch of exquisiteness. Besides, this is not merely a classical singer singing in one of those charity concerts, Pavarotti style, if you get my meaning. This is giving a modern treat to classics in a sensitive way, without destroying what has been so wonderfully created years gone by. Oh yes, Izzy is great [and not because Izzy rhymes with Jozzie!! :-))))] ------- Jozzie121 | ” |
ASCOLTA [2000] - Tracklist:
01. Una Furtiva Lagrima [from Elisir d'Amore, Gaetano Donizzetti] [03:22]
02. Song Of Our Homeland [from Prince Igor, Borodin] [03:58]
03. My Love Is Like A Red Red Rose [Traditional][03:29]
04. The Lost Lady Found [Traditional Dance Song Lesley Nelson Burns][03:32]
05. Signore Ascolta [from Turandot, Giacomo Puccini][03:32]
06. Going Home [Vocal adaptation to the Overture Going Home][04:38]
07. Down By The Salley Gardens [Traditional Inspired by the poem by W.B.Yeats][03:51]
08. Au Fond Du Temple Saint [from The Pearl Fishers, Georges Bizet[03:40]
09. Les Filles De Cadiz [Chanson Espagnole, Léo Délibes][04:40]
10. Lumi Miei Cari [Book of Madrigals III, Monteverdi ][03:41]
11. Be Still My Soul [Traditional German Christian, Jean Sibelius [04:16]
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By the way: you sound a bit negative about Pavarotti, one of the greatest lyrical tennors ever. I think he did wonderful work with his charity concerts. Apart from promoting himself he promoted classical music in a way nobody had done before. I'am sure numerous young people made there first step on the path of classical music thanks to mr. Pavarotti.
No my friend, I have nothing against Pavarotti!!! When I mentioned that point earlier, I was referring to what had become, sometimes, a rather penchant way of trying to promote classical to crossover music. I can never forget the hollow Ave Maria with Delores O-Riordan, for example. Of course, a lot of his concerts were for charity and served as a means of awareness, not just publicity. Naturally, Pavarotti has created his own niche in classical music and I liked him better, though, in the Three Tenors series. Naturally, all this is a matter of personal opinion.
About Izzy Cooper, I wrote little because, as I realised from my previous posts, many do not like to read!!! So I am glad that you are one of those who enjoy reading informative posts and I am grateful!
Thanks again