Sarah Brightman - A Winter Symphony (2008)

After the successful release of her highest chart debuting album, ‘Symphony’, Sarah releases her first-ever Christmas album for the holiday season. ‘A Winter Symphony’ brings her virtuosity and originality to many of the season’s classics. Her angelic voice glides through an array of season favorites, including “Silent Night” and “In the Bleak Midwinter.” Her resplendent duet, “Ave Maria,” is sung with Fernando Lima, and Mario Frangoulis lends his talent on the new classical piece “Carpe Diem.” Also featured are timeless pop tracks, including Abba’s famous instrumental song “Arrival,” adapted for first time into a vocal piece, and a gorgeous rendition of Neil Diamond’s classic, “I’ve Been this Way Before.” Sarah also brings her own elegance to the holiday pop hits, including John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s “Happy Christmas (War is Over),” “I Believe in Father Christmas” and “I Wish it Could be Christmas Everyday.” ‘A Winter Symphony’ was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Symphonic Orchestra, and a 46-piece choir.



1. Arrival
2. Colder Than Winter
3. Ave Maria (Duet With Fernando Lima)
4. Silent Night
5. In The Bleak Midwinter
6. I've Been This Way Before
7. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring
8. Child In Manger
9. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
10. Amazing Grace
11. Ave Maria
12. I Believe In Father Christmas
13. When A Chid Is Born
14. Carpe Diem (duet with Mario Frangoulis)
15. Happy Christmas (War Is Over)