Two of classical music’s biggest names pair up as the star Italian tenor is joined by a viral cellist for a very special performance in the heart of Manhattan. Two of the music world’s biggest stars found a moment to duet below the shining lights of New York’s Times Square on Friday. The performance happened ahead of the release of Andrea Bocelli’s film The Journey, which opens in US film theatres on April two. Together, the pair performed ‘Melodramma’, a song originally Bocelli’s two thousand one album, Cieli di Toscana. It’s presently a piece the two carry out together when musical paths cross. Read more: The nine greatest songs by Andrea Bocelli Cellist HAR, who's one half of the enormously favorite Croatian duo 2Cellos, has collaborated with the singer over the past couple of years. He also starred as soloist in 2022’s film music Classic FM Live at the Royal Albert Hall. As a solo artist, HAR has also found fame with his social media performances, frequently with his instrument in lavish locations.

Look the moment two musical forces collided, against that well-known Manhattan back. There really couldn't be a finer stage for the two. And beca number visit to the Huge Apple is complete without a visit to both Times Square and Central Park, Bocelli couldn't resist a tour on horseback. And it was something that didn't escape the notice of the NYPD. The Italian tenor has sung in many of the world’s grand concert halls, locations and arenas: the biggest football stadiums to a powerful moment of music a abandoned Duomo cathedral in Milan, during the depths of 2020’s lockdown. A few more iconic NY locations have presently been added to that list, as Bocelli’s remarkable journey continues.