Andrea Bocelli's son Matteo sings 'Lion King' hit as Disney songs go classical | ABS-CBN
Andrea Bocelli's son Matteo sings 'Lion King' hit as Disney songs go classical
Andrea Bocelli's son Matteo sings 'Lion King' hit as Disney songs go classical
Reuters
Published May 29, 2020 01:03 PM PHT
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Matteo Bocelli, the son of renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, on Friday released a new version of "The Lion King" movie ballad "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," the first single from an album of classical versions of Disney songs.
Matteo Bocelli, the son of renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, on Friday released a new version of "The Lion King" movie ballad "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," the first single from an album of classical versions of Disney songs.
The full "Disney Goes Classical" album will debut in October, Walt Disney Co. and Universal Music Group's Decca Records said in a statement.
The full "Disney Goes Classical" album will debut in October, Walt Disney Co. and Universal Music Group's Decca Records said in a statement.
The album features songs from Disney movies including "The Jungle Book," "Frozen" and "Aladdin" and music by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Other performers include American soprano Renee Fleming.
The album features songs from Disney movies including "The Jungle Book," "Frozen" and "Aladdin" and music by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Other performers include American soprano Renee Fleming.
Bocelli, 22, previously sang a duet with his father, "Fall on Me," which played during the closing credits of the 2018 Disney movie "The Nutcracker and The Four Realms."
Bocelli, 22, previously sang a duet with his father, "Fall on Me," which played during the closing credits of the 2018 Disney movie "The Nutcracker and The Four Realms."
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"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" was written by Elton John and Tim Rice and won an Academy Award for best original song in 1994.
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" was written by Elton John and Tim Rice and won an Academy Award for best original song in 1994.
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