[Robert_eb]

Well, I purchased the new Sarah Brightman cd today. The track listing is as follows:


1. Harem (Brightman/de Brito/Peterson/Seeman/Trinidade) - 5:45
2. What a Wonderful World (Douglas/Weiss) - 3:40
3. It's a Beautiful Day (Brightman/Peterson/Puccini/von Deylen) - 3:56
4. What You Never Know (Moccio) - 3:24
5. The Journey Home (Black/Rahman) - 4:56
6. Free (Brightman/Hawkins/Meissner/Schwartz) - 3:45
7. Mysterious Days performed by Brightman / Ofra Haza - 5:17
8. The War Is Over performed by Brightman / Al Sahir, Kadim - 5:15
9. Misere Mei (Alegri) - 0:54
10. Beautiful (Freeman/Hitchcock) - 4:35
11. Arabian Nights: Scimitar Moon/Voyage... (?/Brightman/Draude/Heussmann/Johnson/Murray/Peterson/Shetty) - 8:50
12. Stranger in Paradise (Borodin/Forest/Glasunow/Rimsky-Korsakoff/Wright) - 4:27
13. Until the End of Time (Brightman/Hilbert/Peterson) - 4:32
14. You Take My Breath Away[*] (Brightman/Peterson) - 6:50
15. The Making of Harem/Harem (Brightman/de Brito/Peterson/Seeman/Trinidade)


The version I picked up also had a limited version dvd. On my first listen, I was quite impressed as it is reminiscent of Dive and Fly with a touch of middleastern flavor. If you liked Dive, Fly or La Luna, I would strongly suggest you pick this title up.

[Bill Cowmeadow]

I find S. Brightman to be among the top female vocale performers around today. Although I prefer the classical voice peices to the heavily processed stuff. Does this title lean more to the classical soprano side or pop?

Bill

[Robert_eb]

More towards pop. I also like her classical pieces but this is the next best thing.

I'll have to picdk this up soon...la luna is a great CD