My family and I had he pleasure of experiencing a Bocelli concert on Dec. 14th in Columbus Ohio. Bocelli exhibited his precise control and power in the entire concert. He easily transitioned from a whisper to full power and back with clarity and exacting pitch. His rendition of Ave Maria brought spectators to tears across the venue. The second half of his performance encompassing more of a pop theme, only reminds one of just how superior his voice actually is. The Nessun Dorma finale with the large Columbus Symphony Orchestra and 58 or so vices of the chorus may have been the single greatest musical experience of my life.

I enjoyed the show immensely; this experience I will never forget. The entire experience was superb, however was far too loud. I was mid way up the 209 seating area and the volume was overpowering and harsh at times. I'll definitely buy earplugs designed for concerts, but I don't see the reason for such extreme amplification.

If you have not seen Bocelli, I would urge you to mage plans when you can. His Denver show was fantastic from start to finish.

The concert was unforgettable. However, I wish the program was provided along with the name of performers. So talented people and compositions remained uncovered.

His voice is like an angel singing out for joy and the beauty of life

It was a wonderful evening in Indianapolis. I just wish he would have sang a bit more of his pop English songs. Even in another language, he took you to a place that was beautiful and mesmerizing.