Sarah Brightman - Eden (1998)

Eden was recorded by English soprano Sarah Brightman in 1998. Like Brightman's later album, La Luna, Eden juxtaposed pop songs (mostly sung in English) and opera songs (mostly sung in Italian). This was a departure from her previous works, such as Fly, which was performed almost entirely in English, and retained elements of Timeless, which was an almost entirely operatic work. Like Timeless it contains one rock ballad: "Dust in the Wind". The song was a huge success in Brazilian radios, due the fact it was used on the soundtrack of the telenovela 'Um anjo caiu do ceu' (An angel's fallen from heaven). It is Sarah's biggest success in the country. The song "So many things" is based on English Irish song "Women of Ireland". All in all 'Eden' is another 'Timeless', endless perfection. (Source: Wikipedia) Original Release Year: 1998 Genre: Operatic Pop / New Age / Classical Track Listing: 01 In Paradisum 02 Eden 03 So Many Things 04 Anytime, Anywhere 05 Bailero 06 Dust In The Wind 07 Il Mio Cuore Va 08 Deliver Me 09 Un Jour Il Viendra 10 Nella Fantasia 11 Tu 12 Lascia Ch'io Pianga 13 Only An Ocean Away 14 Scene d'Amour 15 Nessun Dorma 16 The Last Words You Said (Duet with Richard Marx) (Bitrate: 128 kbps)

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