La Voce[3] is the ninth album by British tenor Russell Watson and his first resumption of a largely classical repertoire since overcoming brain cancer.[4]
On 29 October 2010 Russell announced the release of his ninth album La Voce.[5] The album was recorded in June 2010 with the Roma Sinfonietta, produced by Mike Hedges[6] and was released on 22 November 2010 on Epic Records, his first release on this label.[7]
Track listing
1. |
"Parla Piu Piano" |
Nino Rota, Gianni Boncompagni |
Maestro Peppe Vessicchio |
4:07 |
2. |
"E Sara Cosi" |
Sergei Rachmaninov, Giuseppi Marcucci, Massimo Bizzarri |
Sally Herbert |
3:39 |
3. |
"Be My Love" |
Nickolaus Brodsky, Sammy Cahn |
Sally Herbert |
3:14 |
4. |
"Arrivederci Roma" |
Pietro Garinei, Renato Ranucci, Alessandro Giovanni |
Maestro Peppe Vessicchio |
3:26 |
5. |
"Io Che Non Vivo (Senza Te)" |
Pino Donaggio, Vito Pallavincini |
Maestro Peppe Vessicchio |
3:53 |
6. |
"La Vita Senza Te" |
Andy Hill, Antonio Galbiata |
Steven Baker |
4:14 |
7. |
"Concerto D’Autunno" |
Camillo Bargoni, Danpa |
Sally Herbert |
3:45 |
8. |
"Intermezzo" |
Pietro Mascagni, Piero Mazzoni |
Steven Baker |
4:55 |
9. |
"Love Story" |
Francis Lai, Carl Sigman |
Maestro Peppe Vessicchio |
4:06 |
10. |
"Solo Con Te" |
Andy Hill, Jim Cregan, Valerio Calisse |
Maestro Renato Serio |
4:25 |
11. |
"Adagio" |
Remo Giazotto, Lara Fabian |
Sally Herbert |
3:51 |
12. |
"Parlami D'Amore Mariù" |
Cesare Bixio, Ennio Neri |
Maestro Peppe Vessicchio |
4:10 |
13. |
"Someone to Remember Me" |
Wayne Hector, Steve Robson |
Maestro Renato Serio |
4:32 |
Critical reception
La Voce was received extremely well by The Sun (United Kingdom) and Daily Express; garnering five[12] and four stars.[13] The Sun gave the album five stars as they thought "maximum points for guts, but the music deserves it too."
Chart performance
Release history
Region |
Date |
Format |
Label |
Catalogue |
Barcode |
United Kingdom |
29 November 2010 |
CD, digital download |
Epic Records |
88697773392 |
886977733925 |
References