Andrea Bocelli has released an uplifting music video of his hugely successful song ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone.’ The video consists of clips from the studio sessions, including those of the instrument players. It gives a feeling of unity and companionship, a theme that runs through the entire album, ‘Believe.’
He is as well the creator of nine complete operas. He can effortlessly perform a holy hymn or pop song with equal perfection with a full, powerful, and versatile tone. Bocelli showed an interest in music from a young age and began playing the piano when he was only six years old.
His parents encouraged his music love and he also learned to play the flute, saxophone, guitar, trumpet and drums. He was born with vision problems and ultimately lost his sight after a soccer accident when he was 12 years old. While tragic, this incident also instilled in him a unique sensitivity and added depth to his whole personality, often reflected in his music. He has successfully sold over eighty million records worldwide as well as being nominated for an Academy Award as the Best Original Song for “The Prayer,” his duet with Celine Dion.
“You Will Never Walk Alone” was initially written for the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel, premiered in 1945. It remains a smash hit 75 years later, with its overwhelming melody and message of hope and comfort. Bocelli brings his unique voice to this family favorite.
The World-famous Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli released this first single from his album, Belief, a moving rendition of the beloved anthem “I’ll Never Walk Alone.” It’s the opening song for his next album, due out on Sugar / Decca Records on November 13, celebrating the power of music to calm the soul.
The new single is a preview of what’s to come on Bocelli’s upcoming studio album Believe, which is a compilation of uplifting songs that have sustained and inspired him throughout the years. The disc contains duets with Grammy-winning artists Alison Krauss and Cecilia Bartoli, two singers whose distinctive voices are famous worldwide, and a previously unreleased song by the late great Italian composer Ennio Morricone, a longtime Bocelli collaborator.
The video is three minutes twenty-four seconds, and Andrea Bocelli nails the song. The song itself is legendary, and the video adds to his legendary voice. It is perfect with the orchestral accompaniment, and I could watch this video on repeat all day.
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