The Songs That Got Away
Sarah Brightman · 1989
49 min · 14 tracks · musical · baroque pop · operatic pop
A lush tapestry of theatrical melodies and emotive vocals that traverse the boundaries of pop and classical music.
Why this album works
'The Songs That Got Away' solidified Sarah Brightman's status as a crossover artist, achieving commercial success in multiple countries. The album reached notable chart positions, including a peak at No. 4 on the UK Albums Chart, and helped pave the way for her future works that would further blend classical and contemporary styles.
- Best for
- long, immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys layered, dense sonic textures
- Context
- Released in 1989, 'The Songs That Got Away' was Sarah Brightman's fourth studio album, following her successful project 'Eden.' At this point, she was establishing herself as a prominent figure in the operatic pop genre, transitioning from her earlier musical theatre roots to a more pop-oriented sound. This album marked a significant step in Brightman's artistic evolution, showcasing her unique voice and interpretive style.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Alan Menken· Charlotte Church· Aled Jones
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Meadowlark Standout 5:08
- 2 I Am Going to Like It Here 3:34
- 3 I Remember Standout 3:05
- 4 Mr. Monotony 3:59
- 5 Dreamers 2:53
- 6 Silent Heart 3:55
- 7 Lud's Wedding 3:48
- 8 Three-Cornered Tune 2:10
- 9 If I Ever Fall in Love Again Standout 3:57
- 10 What Makes Me Love Him? 2:41
- 11 Chi il bel sogno di doretta 2:46
- 12 Away From You 3:30
- 13 If Love Were All 4:22
- 14 Half a Moment 3:57
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