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1. En Aranjuez con tu amor - Andrea Bocelli, London Symphony Orchestra, Lorin Maazel	Listen
2. Mattinata - Andrea Bocelli	Listen
3. Barcarolle - Andrea Bocelli	Listen
4. L'alba sepàra della luce l'ombra - Andrea Bocelli	Listen
5. Sogno d'amore (after Liebestraum No.3)	Listen
6. La Serenata	Listen
7. L'ultima canzone	Listen
8. Malìa	Listen
9. La Danza	Listen
10. Ideale (Italy)	Listen
11. Sogno	Listen
12. Plaisir d'amour	Listen
13. Musica proibita	Listen
14. Occhi di fata	Listen
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Sentimento is something of a departure for Andrea Bocelli. Instead of operatic arias, the tenor has recorded a disc of ballads with Lorin Maazel and the London Symphony Orchestra. In fact the two men deserve to share the billing: Maazel not only orchestrated the songs but also wrote--and performed--the violin obbligato parts which decorate each song. The result is a charming selection of pieces by composers including Tosti, Leoncavallo and Offenbach.

The disc opens with an arrangement of the famous slow movement from Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez; with its pizzicato bass and weaving voice and violin it sounds almost baroque. A second arrangement, of Liszt's Liebestraum No. 3, features words penned by Bocelli himself. Bocelli and Maazel deliver spirited (but by no means flawless) performances throughout and are supported admirably by the LSO--just listen to the orchestra go in Rossini's "La danza".

When played in a computer, the disc reveals a short introductory video featuring both Bocelli and Maazel while the richly illustrated booklet reflects the passion Bocelli sings of in each song. Hopefully, Sentimento will spark renewed interest in this repertory, which was explored by such greats as Enrico Caruso and John McCormack. –-Rebecca Agnew

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   37 of 37 people found the following review helpful: A Diversion From The Usual Bocelli But Not New!, 15 Nov 2002 By  "sue@brs.org.uk" - See all my reviews I can understand how some Bocelli fans may be a little more than surprised at this new album. Not a Pop nor an Opera album but make no mistake this music is not new for Tenors. In Sentimento Bocelli has resurrected the Tenor/Violin duet so popular in the days of salon music. There is something for everybody on this CD and although the song titles may not be familiar, certainly the songs themselves will seem like old friends who you thought you had lost touch with, turning up in a wonderful surprise reunion. Bocelli gives each song his usual 100%, and I defy anybody not to get up and dance around the room at his wonderful interpretation of Rossini's La Danza! Beautiful and an album I will treasure.