Michael Bolton Holiday and Hits
with the Pittsburgh Symphony
By Angel Hoffman
Roving Pittsburgher Reviewer and Michael Bolton Fan
The show opened with the
very impressive Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. They played: "Flight to
Neverland" from "Hook," Suite from "The Polar Express" and a medley of familiar
Christmas Carols. What a symphonic treat for the audience.
Following intermission, Michael
Bolton (Bolton) took the stage
with his very talented band! The crowd was
eager to hear him sing and shouted, Pittsburgh loves you! Bolton was very
comfortable with the audience and even invited the audience to take pictures
during the concert. His voice was incomparable as he sang songs from various
musical genres, including, "Said I Loved
You…But I Lied." He is quite the
entertainer!
Bolton showcased each of his band members: a female musician on trumpet, along with musicians
playing saxophone, electric guitars, piano and drums. A female singer named, Kelly, sang with him on selected
numbers. Michael started out singing familiar soft rock tunes and some classic
Christmas carols. He delivered a powerful,
yet gentle rendition of Irving Berlin’s, "White Christmas,"
but then he got the crowd going with
"Sweet Home Chicago," which he said was one of his childhood favorites.
He also performed the aria,
"Nessun Dorma," following a very tender tribute to his deceased friend,
Luciano Pavarotti. The aria showcased his vocal range and the beauty of his
voice. Bolton sang, "Ain’t No Mountain High Enough" from his new Motown
album along with Kelly. The number one hit single which he wrote for Laura
Brannigan, "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You," was definitely one of
the crowd favorites. However, the highlight of
the evening was when he sang "When a Man Loves a Woman" and then the
audience gave him a standing ovation! It was quite a night and Michael is as
handsome as ever!
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