Renaissance

OperaBabes

	Title	Time
1	Clair de Lune	3:48	USD 0.99
2	Apres un Reve	3:06	USD 0.99
3	Pie Jesu	4:14	USD 0.99
4	Scheherazade	3:26	USD 0.99
5	Send in the Clowns	3:47	USD 0.99
6	Casta Diva	5:24	USD 0.99
7	Dans Mes Reves (Carmen Interlu	2:57	USD 0.99
8	Bailero	4:28	USD 0.99
9	Beautiful in Blue	3:31	USD 0.99
10	Lascia Ch'io Pianga	4:29	USD 0.99
11	Dido's Lament	3:29	USD 0.99
12	Nocturne	3:04	USD 0.99

Cover Album Renaissance - OperaBabes

Interesting
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By ktmoodswings

They have the fullest female voices I've heard out of any opera singers, but that's of course because they are the most experienced.
A Twist on Opera!
4
By highlandhaven

I have loved Operababes sense they come out with "Beyond Imagination". Operababes are nothing that I have heard. They are different from Sarah Brightman and better opera singers then Brightman. Their songs are a wonderful rendition of the classics. I hope they come out with another album soon!
Nice...
3
By Xerxes

Wish they would have stuck more to the originals because they definately have the voices for it. Scheherazade is a case in point. I love the softer first half where the vocals are really powerful before they have to compete for attention with the techno beat. I'm interested to see what they can do with Borodin's masterpiece Prince Igor.
Pretty good...
4
By StacyMarie

This is a pretty good sophomore album from the OperaBabes. It's similar to their first, with a few straight classical songs (Lascia Ch'io Pianga, Casta Diva), albeit with harmonies added, and others that have a dance/techno type vibe to them (Scheherazade, Bailero). My personal favorites are Pie Jesu, Bailero and Nocturne. Two of the French songs are just plain boring but otherwise I'd definately recommend it for crossover fans and even fans of pop music may enjoy this record.