Track Listing

1. Gothica
2. Fleurs Du Mal
3. Symphony
4. Canto Della Terra (w/ Andrea Bocelli)
5. Sanvean
6. I Will Be With You (Where The Lost Ones Go) (w/ Paul Stanley)
7. Schwere Träume
8. Sarai Qui (w/ Alessandro Safina)
9. Storia D'Amore
10. Let It Rain
11. Attesa
12. Pasión (w/ Fernando Lima)
13. Running

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #217 in Music
• Released on: 2008-01-29
• Number of discs: 1

Album Description
Japanese pressing of the famed vocalist's 2008 featuring one bonus track: 'Forbidden Colours'. Symphony is Sarah Brightman's first studio album for five years. Recorded in Germany, Symphony features all new songs and is created with Sarah's long-time producer Frank Peterson. The repertoire ranges from beautiful ballads 'Symphony', 'Fleur du Mal' and epic power rock scores 'I Will Be With You' to interpretations of the work 'Jupiter' from Holst's The Planets on 'Running' to Faith Hill's 'There You'll Be' sung in Italian as 'Sarai Qui' and many more. On this album Sarah reunites with Andrea Bocelli to sing 'Canto Della Terra', as well as singing duets with Fernando Lima (Mexican tenor) on 'Passion' and Paul Stanley (Kiss) on 'I Will Be With You (Where The Lost Ones Go) '. The album showcases Sarah linguistic vocal skills by singing in Spanish, Italian, French and for the first time German. EMI.

Customer Reviews

"Symphony"
This is one of her best yet. I bought it for my sister's birthday, going to have to get me one too. It is beautiful, her voice is magnificient. I have long been a fan of hers, this album brings all her qualities together and lets you breathe them in. Loved it.

Diva reigns
As always Sarah is the greatest soprano that has ever sung - if you are a Sarah fan..you will love this CD, if not, you may just find yourself becoming one!

Not my favorite...
I have been a Brightman fan for many years. I have seen her in concert several times and have most of her CDs.

When I first received this one I couldn't quite make up my mind about it: did I love it or even like it? I listened a few times, gave it a rest and came back to it recently. It remains in my opinion a surprisingly disappointing CD. There are too many 'duets' and too little pure Sarah. The packaging is excellent as always, but the product itself doesn't quite match it.

I will patiently wait for her next one and in the meantime replay 'La Luna', 'Harem', and others in her excellent catalog.