The Sound Of Heaven

André Rieu

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The Sound Of Heaven

André Rieu's latest album "The Sound of Heaven" (CD + DVD) presents a selection of the most beautiful and romantic pieces of music of all time. Once again, the world-renowned violinist and orchestra conductor takes his listeners on a musical journey full of emotion and passion with truly "heavenly sounds". "The Sound of Heaven" combines a wonderful selection of classical masterpieces, romantic melodies and timeless evergreens, masterfully interpreted by Rieu and his famous Johann Strauss Orchestra. From G.F. Handel to Andrew Lloyd Webber, from Giacomo Puccini to ABBA, from Charles Gounod to John Williams - André Rieu proves once again that music knows no boundaries. The new album delights with melodies from musicals such as The Phantom of the Opera, The Sound of Music or West Side Story, film music from Star Wars and Titanic, as well as popular and contemplative classical titles such as the Benedictus by Gounod and Jenkins and the famous Canon in D by Pachelbel. Of course, the dreamlike Hijo de la luna and Handel's joyful Hallelujah from the Messiah are not to be missed. As a special gift to his fans, the album also includes a brand new DVD. Fans can look forward to touching interpretations of classics such as “You Raise Me Up” and “O Mio Babbino Caro” as well as emotional performances of pieces such as the “Ballade pour Adeline”, “Somewhere over the Rainbow” and “My Heart Will Go On”. Rieu’s unique interpretations and his charismatic presence on stage make this DVD the ideal complement to “The Sound of Heaven”.

Media	Music CD/DVD (CD and DVD)
Number of units	2
Released	December 6, 2024
EAN/UPC	7444754897814
Label	ANDRE RIEU PRODUCTIONS
Genre	Classical
Dimensions	10 × 125 × 145 mm · 150 g