Jonas Kaufmann – Dolce Vita (2016) Blu-ray

Posted on April 20, 2017 by admin

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Jonas Kaufmann – Dolce Vita: A Live Concert Performance & The TV Documentary ‘My Italy’ (2016) Blu-ray

Tracklist:
• ‘My Italy’ A Music Documentary Presented by Jonas Kaufmann[/i]
1. Volare – Opening (1:38)
2. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (0:55)
3. Mattinata (2:05)
4. Caruso (6:27)
5. Passione (3:42)
6. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (3:25)
7. Parla piu piano (3:34)
8. Torna a Surriento (4:09)
9. Musica proibita (3:36)
10. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (2:48)
11. Ti voglio tanto bene (2:35)
12. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (0:44)
13. Fenesta ca lucive (3:07)
14. Rondine al nido (4:06)
15. Il canto (4:30)
16. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (2:43)
17. Catari’, Catari’ (Core ‘ngrato) (4:28)
18. Volare (1:38)
19. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (1:42)
20. Voglio vivere cosi (2:44)
21. Commentary by Jonas Kaufmann (0:27)
22. Credits (0:53)

• ‘Dolce Vita’ A Live Concert Performance Recorded in June 2016 at Teatro Carignano, Torino, Italy
23. Volare – Opening (1:30)
24. Mattinata (2:19)
25. Parla piu piano (4:10)
26. Torna a Surriento (4:18)
27. Musica proibita (3:59)
28. Ti voglio tanto bene (3:20)
29. Fenesta ca lucive (3:31)
30. Rondine al nido (4:13)
31. Il canto (5:07)
32. Catari’, Catari’ (Core ‘ngrato) (4:49)
33. Caruso (6:43)
34. Passione (4:05)
35. Voglio vivere cosi (4:43)
36. La passerella di addio – Credits (5:25)

Jonas Kaufmann – tenor
RAI National Symphony Orchestra Torino

Includes the Live performance from the sumptuous Teatro Carignano in Turin and the 60-minute documentary “My Italy”.

‘Italians love to sing. They sing in the street, they sing while they go about their business. It is not just a cliche – in Italy, you see grown-up men just singing while they work, because they want to somehow express their feelings. Music is not only to make you smile, music is to make you think, and sometimes to understand that you’re not the only one carrying great problems with you. By expressing that in a song you can better live with it, because somebody found the right words, the right way to express what you’re feeling at that moment. The songs on this album show the whole range of emotions that italian music is capable of, just like in opera – but opera of course favours the dark moments. Here we have both darkness and light, and even in the darkest moment, the Italian finds a way to put a little bit of powdered sugar on top and to continue finding sweetness in life.’ –Jonas Kaufmann