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by: Katherine Jenkins

Katherine Jenkins, : Rejoice
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Audio CD
0028947662006
Universal Classics
Universal Classics
1
Universal Classics
November 19, 2007
51 minutes
Universal Classics
347



Disc 1:
  1. Rejoice
  2. I (Who Have Nothing)
  3. Sancta Maria
  4. Secret Love
  5. Le Cose Che Sei Per Me (The Things You Are To Me)
  6. How Do You Leave The One You Love?
  7. Requiem for a Soldier
  8. Somewhere
  9. Shout In Silence
  10. Be Still My Soul
  11. Kiss From A Rose
  12. I Will Pray For You
  13. Viva Tonight



Amazon.co.uk Reviews:
After carving a somewhat lucrative niche as a classical crossover artist, award-winning Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine Jenkins has seemingly gone "pop" for her fifth album, "Rejoice". Fans can relax, however. Far from attempting a Charlotte Church-style reinvention, Jenkins manages to slide gently and mellifluously into the world of popular music, retaining her trademark operatic vocal style and smooth, unruffled coherence throughout. The slightly arbitrary tracklisting on "Rejoice" mixes up music-theatre standards, modern pop and new material; Seal’s "Kiss From a Rose" nestles comfortably next to evergreens such as "Somewhere" (from West Side Story), classics like Shirley Bassey’s "I Who Have Nothing" and new tracks written by the likes of Steve Mac (Westlife, Toni Braxton), Take That’s Gary Barlow and Simon Franglen (Céline Dion, The Bee Gees). Of these, Barlow’s lush "Viva Tonight" is a highlight, though all are competent enough to add a convincing contemporary veneer to the collection. Far from selling out to the pop market with "Rejoice", Jenkins has made pop fit into with her own inimitable style. --Danny McKenna



Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Rejoice by Katherine Jenkins
I have been a fan of Ms. Jenkins, since the release of her debut album "Premiere". I love this album, Katherine is in fine voice here. In fact, I think it's ... Read More


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Well worth the money
I'm surprised by the number of reviewers who criticise Katherine because she has not performed in opera and then compare her unfavourably with leading opera singers. ... Read More


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - WE LOVE HER
We are new to this lady's music & what a singer she is. We have just bought this CD & we will certainly get her older ones.

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Katherine Jenkins, : Rejoice