¡BARCELONA[Import Disc]
¡FREDDIE MERCURY & MONTSERRAT CABALLE
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[Machine Translation] ( Caution ) This product is an imported disc and may be unstable in stock. Please be advised that your order may be cancelled depending on the situation. Freddie Mercury's posthumous work "Barcelona" has been newly restored with a full orchestra in this special 25th anniversary edition 3CD+DVD version! Freddie Mercury's last operatic album "Barcelona" was released on the 25th anniversary of its original release. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of its original release, the album has been reissued in a special edition with a full orchestra playing in the background. Released on Freddie's birthday, September 3! Freddie's birthday, September 3! As Freddie himself said in 1987, "I'm into opera right now, forget rock and roll", and "Barcelona" was inspired by the Barcelona Olympics in 1988, when Freddie was rapidly becoming obsessed with opera music. Freddie himself passed away just before the Barcelona Olympics, and his theme song "Barcelona" is highly regarded as one of his last compositions before his death. The 25th anniversary edition of the album was produced by Kris Fredriksson, the well-known mixer and advisor for Queen's original albums, and Stuart Morley, the musical director of the rock musicals "We Will Rock You" and "This Is Elvis". Produced by Kris Fredriksson and Stuart Morley, known as the musical director of the rock musicals WE WILL ROCK YOU and THIS IS ELVIS, Freddie's ideal of a "fully orchestrated album" has finally been realized. The arrangements by Mike Moran and Freddie Mercury, which were played entirely on synthesizers on the original release, were arranged for orchestra by Stuart Morley. The 80-piece FILMharmonic Orchestra from Prague, Czech Republic, provides a magnificent backdrop for Freddie's vocals. The album also includes a bonus track, "How Can I Go On," featuring David Garrett, a violinist who is very popular in many European countries.
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