Andrea Bocelli by A Bocelli

Andrea Bocelli by A Bocelli

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Andrea Bocelli by A Bocelli

Andrea Bocelli is currently the world's most successful male singer. He has sold an astonishing 60 million albums worldwide and has sung for the Pope and Bill Clinton. His concerts sell out in every continent, and his album Sacred Arias has become the biggest-selling album of all time by a classical vocalist. His single 'Canto Della Terra', was the BBC's official song of Euro 2000. Yet behind this man's extraordinary success lies a story of personal triumph more dramatic than any opera. Andrea Bocelli was blinded at the age of twelve, whilst playing football. Not only did he overcome his sight loss to qualify as a lawyer, but continued to pursue his childhood dream to sing, using braille musical scores and lyric sheets. He was discovered singing in piano bars by the Italian star Zucchero, before Pavarotti took him under his wing. Bocelli's first CD, Romanza, became the third biggest global hit in 1998, rocketing him to international stardom. Everything he has released since then has either gone Gold or Platinum. His recordings now outsell all of the 'Three Tenors' Anrea Bocelli: The Music of Silence is Bocelli's true story, told in his own words for the first time. In this frank and charming memoir, Bocelli talks as never before about his blindness(something he has long refuse to talk about with the press) the importance of family, and stage fright.
Andrea Bocelli is an opera and classical singer, and has sold more than 60 million albums worldwide. This is his first autobiography.
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ISBN 13 9780753506400
ISBN 10 0753506408
Title Andrea Bocelli
Author A Bocelli
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Ebury Publishing
Year published 2001-09-06
Number of pages 288
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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