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THIS SET IS IN GOOD COND IT'S THE CD AND THE DVD THEY SHIP IN THE CASE WITH ALL THE ARTWORK.
Track Listing 1. amore per sempre, Un (A Love that's Forever), song 2. Alejate (Go Away), song 3. Prayer, song, The (for the film Quest for Camelot) 4. For Always (for the film A.I.) 5. Vincent (Starry, Starry Night), song 6. Cantata No. 147, "Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben," BWV 147 (BC A174): Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring 7. Broken Vow 8. Cantique de Noël for voice & orchestra "O Holy Night"
Album Notes His debut album has sold in excess of 1.6 million copies, and as his fanbase grows, here comes a video release to satisfy the demand for more Josh Groban material. Tracks include "Alla Luce Del Sole," "Alejate," "Broken Vow" and many more performances, all recorded by PBS. The disc comes packaged with an additional CD of previously unavailable material. Personnel includes: Josh Groban, The Corrs, Charlotte Church (vocals); William Ross (conductor); Ramon Stagnaro, Dean Parks (guitar); Lili Hayden (violin, background vocals); Richard Marx (piano, keyboards); David Foster, Walter Afanasieff (keyboards); Curt Bisquera (drums); Rhys Fulber, Felipe Elgueta (programming); Efrat, Marco Marinangeli (background vocals).Producers include: David Foster, Walter Afanasieff, Toni Renis, Richard Marx,Humberto Gatica.Engineers include: Felipe Elgueta, Humberto Gatica, Nick Marshall.Personnel includes: Josh Groban (vocals); Angie Stone, Andrea Corr (vocals); John Williams (conductor); Lili Hayden (violin); David Foster (piano); Rhys Fulber (keyboards).Josh Groban's meteoric rise to stardom began when hit producer David Foster selected him as a last-minute replacement at the dress rehearsal for the 1999 Grammy Awards, where the then-17-year-old singer stood in for Andrea Bocelli in a duet with Celine Dion. The rest, as they say, is history. But can the precocious baritone truly compete with the more seasoned powerhouses of the Classical Crossover scene?Groban's self-titled debut album validates Foster's prescience and proves that the young vocalist is more than able to hold his own. He moves confidently through an eclectic program with a poise that belies his youth and relative inexperience. He uses his warm voice to great effect in a variety of settings provided by veteran songwriters such as Richard Marx, Albert Hammond, Carole Bayer Sager, and Linda Thompson, among others. Highlights include a poignant reading of Don McLean's "Vincent," a dramatic account of the Neapolitan song "Canto Alla Vita" (featuring the Corrs), and a rock-anthem version of Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" (with Lili Haydn on violin), as well as "The Prayer," a soaring duet with fellow wunderkind Charlotte Church. With this debut, Groban delivers a crowd-pleasing effort that marks the beginning of what will undoubtedly be a stellar career. |
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