01.Time To Say Goodbye (Solo Version) [04:08] 
02.La Wally [04:03] 
03.Il Mio Cuore Va [04:29] 
04.O Mio Babbino Caro [02:22] 
05.Anytime, Anywhere [03:21] 
06.Attesa [04:29] 
07.Lascia Ch'io Pianga [03:31] 
08.Nella Fantasia [03:39] 
09.La Luna [05:00] 
10.Solo Con Te [03:06] 
11.Ave Maria (Shubert) [03:01] 
12.Until The End Of Time [04:34] 
13.Storia D'amore [04:05] 
14.Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring [03:59] 
15.La Califfa [02:41] 
16.Serenade [01:16] 
17.How Fair This Place [02:11] 
18.Amazing Grace [03:09] 
19.Nessun Dorma [03:07]

This is a Japanese release to coincide with Brightman’s movie release of Amalfi in which she features. The album does not contain any exclusive tracks, but it is the most up to date compilation album that includes tracks from Symphony. Its other claim to goodness is that the album sleeve features all new photographs.

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CD 1 
01. Sarah Brightman / Symphony 04:49 
02. Sarah Brightman / Running 06:11 
03. Sarah Brightman / Harem 05:48 
04. Sarah Brightman / Eden 03:59 
05. Sarah Brightman / I Will Be With You (Where The Lost Ones Go) (Duet With Paul Stanley) 04:34 
06. Sarah Brightman / What You Never Know 03:27 
07. Sarah Brightman / Whiter Shade Of Pale 03:41 
08. Sarah Brightman / Free 03:48 
09. Sarah Brightman / Deliver Me 04:01 
10. Sarah Brightman / Hejo De La Luna 04:30 
11. Sarah Brightman / It's A Beauterfull Day 03:59 
12. Sarah Brightman / Dust In The World 03:41 
13. Sarah Brightman / Scarborough Fair 04:10 
14. Sarah Brightman / The Second Element 04:45 
15. Sarah Brightman / What A Wonderful World 03:43 
16. Sarah Brightman / She Doesn't See Him 04:28 
17. Sarah Brightman / Il Mio Cuore Va 04:33 
18. Sarah Brightman / The War Is Over 05:15 

CD 2 
01. Sarah Brightman / The Phantom Of The Opera 04:21 
02. Sarah Brightman / Time To Say Goodbye (Con Te Partirт) (featuring Andrea Bocelli) 04:04 
03. Sarah Brightman / Anytime, Anywhere 03:14 
04. Sarah Brightman / Who Wants To Live Forever 03:56 
05. Sarah Brightman / En Aranjues Con Tu Amor 03:51 
06. Sarah Brightman / Schwere Traume 03:22 
07. Sarah Brightman / Pasion (Duet With Fernando Lima) 05:14 
08. Sarah Brightman / Just Show Me How To Love You (featuring Josй Cura) 04:00 
09. Sarah Brightman / Canto Della Terra (Duet With Andrea Bocelli) 03:59 
10. Sarah Brightman / Tu Quieres Volver 03:49 
11. Sarah Brightman / Sarai Qui (Duet With Alessandro Safina) 03:57 
12. Sarah Brightman / Stranger In Paradise 04:28 
13. Sarah Brightman / Surrender 03:07 
14. Sarah Brightman / Don't Cry For Me Argentina 05:53 
15. Sarah Brightman / Love Change 03:32 
16. Sarah Brightman / Amigos Para Siempre 04:35 
17. Sarah Brightman / Piano 05:08 
18. Sarah Brightman / Music Of The Night 05:25 
19. Sarah Brightman / Pie Jesu 03:52

Broadway star Sarah Brightman was the inspiration behind such stage hits as Phantom of the Opera and Requiem, written in her honor by ex-husband Andrew Lloyd Webber. Born August 14, 1960, in Berkhampstead, England, Brightman began dancing at the age of three, and ten years later made her London theatrical debut in Charles Strouse's I and Albert. By 1976, she was a dancer on the television series Pan's People, and later led the pop group Hot Gossip, which in 1978 scored a U.K. number one hit with the single "I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper." In 1981, she was cast in the role of Jemima in Lloyd Webber's Cats; there she and the composer were introduced, and he divorced his first wife to marry her in 1984. Their relationship lasted through 1990, during which time Brightman created the role of Christine Daaé in Phantom, also appearing in Requiem and Aspects of Love; after their divorce, she toured in The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber: A Concert Spectacular. In addition to her stage work, Brightman also recorded a number of solo albums, including 1988's The Trees They Grow So High, 1989's The Songs That Got Away, 1990's As I Came of Age, 1993's Dive, 1995's Fly, and 1998's Eden. The following year saw the release of The Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection, which featured some of her finest moments from Lloyd Webber cast recordings, as well as The Songs That Got Away. Luna followed in the spring of 2000; Encore appeared the next year. Brightman then adopted a Middle Eastern theme for her 2003 release, Harem. Love Changes Everything: The Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection, Vol. 2 arrived in 2005, followed by the CD/DVD Diva: The Singles Collection in 2006. In 2007, Brightman appeared on BBC One's Just the Two of Us and performed at the Concert for Diana, the Shanghai Live Earth show, and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The following year saw the release of Symphony and A Winter Symphony, as well as the airing of the PBS special, Symphony: Live in Vienna. The calendar year was further highlighted by her appearance at the 2008 Olympic Games in Bejing, which gave her mass exposure to Asian and also Latin American audiences. She spent the next three years touring in both those regions. In the interim, the Live in Vienna concert was released in audio format in 2009. In 2010, Brightman became a permanent resident of the United States. After a five-year lull, her next studio album, Dreamchaser, was released in the early months of 2013. ---Jason Ankeny, Rovi

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01 - Pie Jesu 03:57
02 - Fleurs Du Mal 04:46
03 - Symphony 05:01
04 - Sanvean 04:04
05 - Canto Della Terra (Duet With Alessandro Safina) 04:22
06 - Sarai Qui (Duet With Alessandro Safina) 04:11
07 - Attesa 04:41
08 - I Will Be With You (Where The Lost Ones Go) (Duet With Chris Thompson) 04:49
09 - Storia D'amore 04:20
10 - Pasion (Duet With Fernando Lima) 05:34
11 - Running 06:21
12 - Let It Rain 04:36
13 - The Phantom Of The Opera (Duet With Chris Thompson) 04:36
14 - Time To Say Goodbye 04:36
15 - Ave Maria 03:33

Sarah Brightman - Soprano
Mark Awounou - Guitars, Vocals (Background)
Amelia Brightman - Keyboards, Vocals (Background)
Alex Grube - Bass
Reiner Hubert - Drums
Jan Eric Kohrs  -  Organ, Piano
Gunther Laudahn - Guitars, Vocals (Background)
Fernando Lima - Vocals
Roland Peil - Percussion
Alessandro Safina - Vocals
Jörg Sander - Guitars, Vocals (Background)
Chris Thompson - Vocals
Vienna Ambassade Orchestra 	Symphony
Tim Warburton – Violin
Jan Eric Kohrs - Direction

Review by James Manheim [-] This is billed as a live recording of Sarah Brightman, and at some level no doubt it is one. There are photos of Brightman under the footlights, and an accompanying DVD contains more details about the elaborate production that goes into a show of this kind. The final product, however, is nearly as much a result of studio work as with any of Brightman's studio releases. The end of each track captures a segment of audience applause, enthusiastic enough, and it is instructive that toward the end Brightman thanks the audience for its patience. Plainly not all was spontaneous. The live situation barely affects the features of Brightman's voice that have made her so successful, so distinctive, and so reviled in certain quarters. Indeed, she comes through in its full strangeness here, where there are limits on the subtlety of the instrumental accompaniment, which tends to alternate between hushed tones and full-on bombast. Like Brightman or not, her singing is far from monotonous. She's something like the female vocalists from ABBA, but with the advantage of vocal training, and if you step back from her voice and listen to it objectively, unimpeded by either fandom or animus, what you hear are weird sounds that just about nobody else could make. Listen to the opening track, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Pie Jesu, noting the almost crowing sound Brightman makes in her upper register on the lines beginning with "Qui tollis," and then again at the final little flourish. It's not a sound that would be pleasant on its own, but in the electronic environment within which Brightman works, even in a live situation, it stands out in the listener's mind. Brightman's choice of material is canny. It's noteworthy here for its pan-European base-covering -- Brightman sings in several languages, often within the course of the same number -- and its corresponding lack of influence from American pop. Brightman had a hand in several numbers, and her producer Frank Peterson shaped several others. This is Europop at its splashiest and most elaborate, inflected in a classical direction, and few people do that better or more distinctively than Sarah Brightman, "live" or not. ---James Manheim, Rovi

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01． The Chart Of Love -keep The Light
02． A Question Of Honour
03． Ave Maria
04． Stand Alone
05． I Will Be With You (Where The Lost Ones Go)
06． Running
07． Forbidden Colours
08． Angel
09． Dans La Nuit
10． Sarahbande
11． A Whiter Shade Of Pale
12． En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
13． Fleurs Du Mal
14． The Phantom Of The Opera
15． Done
16． Kaze No Torimichi
17． Amazing Grace
18． Time To Say Goodbye (solo version)

International singing superstar Sarah Brightman is the world's biggest selling Soprano. She pioneered the classical crossover music movement and is famed for possessing a vocal range of over 3 octaves. Sarah is the only artist to have simultaneously topped the Billboard dance and classical music charts. Her voice has rung out from theatres, arenas, cathedrals, world heritage centers and Olympic stadiums, bringing to life some of the world's most beautiful music.

Sarah’s work transcends any specific musical genre, synthesizing many influences and inspirations into a unique sound and vision. Today, she remains among the world’s most prominent performers, with global sales of 30 million units having received more than 180 gold and platinum awards in over 40 countries.

Born and raised in Berkhamsted, England, Sarah began singing and dancing at the age of three. She began her career as a member of the television dance troupe, Hot Gossip and released several successful disco hit singles as a solo performer. In 1981 Sarah made her West End musical theatre debut in Cats and met composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. She went on to star in several Broadway musicals, including the world renowned The Phantom of the Opera, where she originated the role of Christine Daaé. In 1987, the Original London Cast Album of the musical was released in CD format and sold over 40 million copies worldwide, making it the biggest-selling cast album of all time.

After many successful years on the musical stage Sarah decided to make a fresh start and resumed her music career with former Enigma co-producer Frank Peterson. Their first release, Dive (1993), was a water-themed pop album that featured "Captain Nemo", a cover of a song by the Swedish electronica band Dive. The album gave Sarah her first success as a solo recording artist and garnered a Gold award for exceptional international sales. Sarah and Frank’s second collaboration yielded the pop rock album Fly which catapulted her to fame across Europe with its hit track “A Question of Honor” – a mélange of electronic, rock, classical strings and excerpts from the Alfredo Catalani opera “La Wally”.. A subsequent single “Time to Say Goodbye” – which she performed as a duet with tenor Andrea Bocelli. became an international success selling 12 million copies worldwide. Later albums including Eden (1998), La Luna (2000), Harem (2003) and Symphony (2008) all became chart topping Billboard hits and were accompanied by live world tours.

The last several years have seen Sarah being invited to perform at high profile events around the world including the 2007 Concert for Diana where she performed with Josh Groban and the Kennedy Center Honors. Sarah is the first artist to have been invited to perform at the Olympic Games on two occastions. The first was at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games where she sang "Amigos Para Siempre" with the Spanish tenor Jose Carreras with an estimated global audience of a billion people. Sixteen years later in Beijing, this time with Chinese singer Liu Huan, Sarah performed the song "You and Me" to an estimated 4 billion people worldwide.

Sarah has appeared in several films including Repo! The Genetic Opera (2008), a rock opera-musical film directed by Darren Lynn Bousman, and Stephen Evans' First Night (2011), starring opposite Richard E. Grant. In addition, she has formed her own production company, Instinct Films, where her first film is currently in pre-production.

In October 2011, Sarah made a special appearance during the finale of The Phantom of the Opera at The Albert Hall; a fully staged production performed at the famous London venue which marked 25 years since the musical received its world premiere. Introduced as his “Angel of Music” by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sarah performed the title song backed by five past, present and future Phantoms. The grand production was broadcast live into cinemas around the globe to an audience of tens of thousands.

Driven by passion and purpose, and a willingness to push her limits as an artist Sarah continues to grow and develop her career. She recently accepted the UNESCO nomination to be an “Artist For Peace” Ambassador in 2012. Additionally, Sarah is actively engaged in Panasonic's UNESCO World Heritage Centre endeavors, and stars in their The World Heritage Special campaign. On September 26, 2012, Sarah released the first track “Angel” from her highly anticipated new album, “Dreamchaser” to be released of January 22nd, 2013. Brightman will also begin her “Dreamchaser” World Tour, which will touch upon 5 continents and include over 100 concert dates, kicking off in North America on January 29, 2013. ---amazon.com

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