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- 2001
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- 2001:
Messa da Requiem, January 28, 27
- 2001 USA Tour, March 22 -
April 6
- 2001:
concert in occasion of the reopening of the tower, Pisa. June
17
- 2001:
2 concerts in London and Dublin, July 21/22
- 2001: USA Tour,
November/December
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- North America Springtour - March 22
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March 22, 2001
- National Car Rental
Arena
- Fort
Lauderdale, Florida
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- concert reports
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Il Messaggero
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- March 24, 2001
- Las Vegas, Mandalay Bay
fan report
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- March 25, 2001
- Union Center
- Philadelphia, PA
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- After the concert receiving
- a replica of the Liberty
Bell
- at the NIAF Reception
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- March 30, 2001
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- East Rutherford,
New Jersey
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- After the concert
the actors from
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meet him
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April 1, 2001
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Boston Globe
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April 1, 2001
Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT
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- April 6, 2001
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- Toronto, Canada
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- Boston Globe, April 3, 2001 (excerpt)
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- MUSIC REVIEW
Emotions run high for Bocelli,
his fans
By Richard Dyer, Globe Staff
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The tenor has been fighting a cold,
and departed extensively from the printed program, but through the
pitiless microsope of ferocious amplification his voice sounded in
great shape, and he sang his heart out.
Bocelli is the tenor opera snobs love
to hate, but the opera snobs are wrong. It is true that he uses a
microphone when he performs in arenas, but so do other leading singers.
It is also true that the microphone permits him to sing arias from
operas he wouldn't dare perform in an unamplified theater, but he is
hardly the first singer to do that. The microphone loves Bocelli's
voice, but it cannot invent his musicianship, his diction, his
phrasing and breath control, his identification with the material, and
his emotion.
(...)
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