One of the hottest topics in the global pop music scene in 1997 was the song "Farewell" sung by Sarah Brightman, the leading actress in British musicals, and Bocelli, the blind Italian singer. "Time To Say Goodbye" has swept the field of classical pop crossover music with thunderous momentum. In Germany alone, this single sold three million copies, becoming the best-selling single record in German history. In addition, it ranked second on the British pop chart, as well as in France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and other countries. Extremely high ranking. This song was performed by German boxing champion Henry Musk as a farewell match in his legendary career, and he specially invited his favorite female singer Sarah Brightman to sing it; after Sarah accepted this honorable commission, she would This Italian song was selected and assigned to be sung with the original singer Bocelli. However, in this boxing match held in November 1996, Henry was unexpectedly defeated. When he took the stage for the curtain call, the touching melody of "Farewell Time" sounded at the same time, and everyone who heard it was moved; thus, a While the legend bid farewell, another music legend officially made its debut. Sarah Brightman was born in London and had her first success at the age of 18 with Hot Gossip Theater Company in I Lost My Heart To The Starship Troopers. After her second hit, Sarah performed in Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's CATS. Webber's opera "Reqiuem" with Placido Domingo. Soon, she participated in the role of Christine in the musical Phantom Of The Opera, which was performed in London and New York. In each of Sarah Brightman's albums, her unparalleled blend of classical and pop music will be given a stunning interpretation. Sarah Brightman is the most legendary stage actress of our time, and she interprets Weber's masterpieces. "Phantom of the Opera" and "Requiem" have long become milestones in the history of musicals, creating myths one after another. She sang the theme song "FRIEND FOR LIFE" of the Barcelona Olympics with Carreras, and performed with ANDREA BOCELLI The chorus "TIME TO SAY GOODBYE" has become a classic in the history of music. In her singing, she perfectly blends classical and popular elements, making SARAH BRIGHTMAN's music have endless charm. SARAH BRIGHTMAN (Sarah? Brightman): TIME TO SAY GOODBYE EMI produced English, Italian album album review: Sarah Brightman may be an unfamiliar name to most of us, but if you have watched Barcelona 1994 If you watch the Rhone Olympics MTV, I believe you must remember the female singer who sang duet with Carreras. Her charming voice is unforgettable. This person is the British female singer Sarah Brightman. Sarah has been popular in Europe and the United States for many years. The theme songs and songs in the musicals she starred in, such as "Phantom of the Opera", "Cats", "Song and Dance", are widely sung, and Sarah is also Known as the "Queen of Musical and Dance Theatre". But domestic music fans have only gotten to know Sarah in the past year or two, because very few of Sarah's records have entered the domestic market. Currently, the ones that can be seen include "Time to say goodbye", "Eden", and "Sarah Bligh" Weber's musical hit "The trees they grow so high" sung by Mann. Generally speaking, singers or singers can be classified into corresponding singing categories based on their vocal methods, either bel canto or popular. But Sarah Brightman is an exception. It is difficult for you to classify her into a certain singing style, because she can sing both bel canto and pop songs, and both singing styles sound very charming, so There are all kinds of people who love her songs.

It can be said that Sarah Brightman has transcended popular and classical styles and is appreciated by both refined and popular people. The following is a brief introduction to Sarah's album "TIME TO SAY GOODBYE". This film was released by EMI in 1999 under the trademark "Angel" and contains 16 songs sung by Sarah. The repertoire is very wide, ranging from "Bailero" in the famous work "Songs of the Mountains of Auvergne" by the French modern composer Cantrobe to the aria "None Shall Sleep Tonight" in Puccini's opera "Turandot", including countless There are many popular songs, especially the Italian version of the familiar "Titanic" theme song "My heart will go on". You can compare the obvious difference between her and Celine Dion's original singing. Celine Dion's singing voice is high-pitched and passionate. At the climax of the song, there seems to be an irresistible force pressing into people's hearts, and everyone is conquered by its momentum. "My heart will go on" sung by Sarah in Italian is given a classical feel, with symphony accompaniment throughout. Sarah reinterprets this pop music masterpiece through bel canto. Listening to this song is like enjoying an opera. , Sarah's touching singing brought the listener once again to the sinking Titanic to witness this historical tragedy with their own eyes. The pop songs Sarah sings are very pleasant to the ear, and her magnetic and beautiful voice has an irresistible alluring charm. Her timbre is bright, soft, and gorgeous, and she sounds beautiful and exquisite, and her ears are radiant. The title song of this album, "TIME TO SAY GOODBYE", was sung by Sarah and blind male singer ANDREA BOCELLI. The whole song has a beautiful melody and a classic interpretation. The male and female voices harmonize perfectly and are fascinating; "Only an ocean" "away" is the most outstanding work among them. The whole song starts with a symphony and suddenly transforms into a futuristic electronic music. In the song, Sarah uses bel canto and pop singing methods for different interpretations. She sounds like a bel canto singer and a pop singer. The co-singing of popular singers can truly be called her Brightman stunt! Sarah has fascinated the world with her hard work, intelligence and talent. She is worthy of being called the "Queen of Musicals". Song title 01.No one like you 02.Just show me how to love him 03.Tú quieres volver 04.In pace 05.There for me 06.Bilitis-gènèrique 07.Who wants to live forever 08.La Wally 09.Naturaleza muerta 10.En aranjues con tu amor 11.In turtina 12.Time to say goodbye 13.O mio babbino caro 14.Alleluja Reposted from: Operation and Maintenance Home Sarah Brightman’s personal introduction I don’t know how many people listened to it " In the "Phantom of the Opera" record, Christine's silvery voice made me think of going to London to watch the live performance of the play in person. Although Sarah Brightman has no longer performed this role in recent years, this role that was tailor-made for her and became a global sensation seems to have been infused with Sarah Brightman's spirit, which others cannot. replace. Sarah Brightman's singing is full of personal characteristics, full of confusion and imagination, just like a sailor sailing on the sea hearing Lorelei's singing, becoming a refuge with a sense of direction, a kind of bel canto goddess that is convinced by the soul. Her voice quality is pure and transparent, and she is particularly pitiful when she sings otherworldly characters. We can't help but wonder about her origins and musical background.

Sarah Brightman was born in Portsmouth, England on August 14, 1960. Her father was a land agent and her mother was a dancing girl in Soho. Sarah Brightman's mother had forgotten her daughter since she was a child. Taking her around to study ballet, singing, acting, and various competitions, she also got to know the ballet music of many classical composers, while her parents liked to listen to the heavy rock music of the 1960s. Therefore, the impact and integration of the two music cultures laid the foundation for Sarah's future development of cross-border music. Sarah, who has been competing everywhere since she was a child, made her stage debut in the musical "Albert and Me" at the age of 13. After that, she attended orthodox performing arts schools, such as the British Elmon House Ballet School and London Arts Education Schools, Royal Conservatory of Music and more. When she was studying at the Royal Academy of Music, she joined a large pop dance group and began to make a name for herself on the stage. Twenty-year-old Sarah participated in the audition for Weber's musical "Cats" and won the role of Jamima. As a result, she won Weber's high appreciation. The two went further and officially married on Weber's birthday in 1984. But before this marriage, she was married to band manager Andrew Graham-Stewart for five years from 1978 to 1983. After marrying Weber, with her husband's strong musical support, Sarah's singing career skyrocketed. Although she reached the peak with "Phantom of the Opera" in 1986, her subsequent "Perspectives of Love" did not do well at the box office. Soon after in 1990, The two announced their divorce. Despite this, Sarah Brightman is still the number one heroine in Weber's mind so far, and she is also the "forever number one heroine" in Weber's musicals in the eyes of music fans. After leaving Weber, Sarah had more freedom but suddenly lost the powerful resources related to performance development. She tried stage plays and film performances related to musicals, but the results were not good, and finally decided to develop a "singer" route. At this time, her boyfriend, Frank Peterson, a founding member of the Enigma choir, began to serve as her record producer and produced "Dive", "Fly", and "Time" for her. to Say Goodbye", "Eden" and other albums. Among them, "Time to Say Goodbye", which combines classical and pop singing styles, gave her a second career. In 1997, it sold 2.5 million copies worldwide. Sales in Taiwan exceeded 250,000 copies. "Moonlight" and "Selected Weber Musicals" both sold more than 100,000 copies in Taiwan. In addition to her outstanding singing skills, Sarah Brightman is actually also a record collector. She has a collection of more than 8,000 CDs. Therefore, she has a wide range of different types of music appreciation, allowing her to travel around musicals at a leisurely pace. , classical, and crossover, the musicals she has performed and recorded include "Cats" and "Phantom of the Opera", as well as "Nightingale", "Perspectives of Love", "Granpa", and Weber's "Requiem" etc., and the operettas he has performed include Lehar's "The Merry Widow" and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Binzas". Sarah Brightman's hobby is watching movies. In addition to singing, Sarah Brightman's future plans include composing music and writing novels.

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