Andrea Bocelli: Concerto - One Night In Central Park
Nov 14 2011
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Celebrated tenor vocalist and classical-pop crossover Andrea Bocelli toplines this live concert from 2011. Mounted in New York City's Central Park, it features appearances by frequent Bocelli collaborators Celine Dion and David Foster. Selections include: "My Prayer," "Ave Maria," "Amarcord," Home On the Range," and many more.
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Andrea Bocelli
Self
Céline Dion
Self
David Foster
Self
Chris Botti
self
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