La Luna is the seventh studio album by English soprano Sarah Brightman. Released in 2000, it is a concept album centered around the theme of the moon, artfully blending Brightman's traditional operatic background with contemporary pop, modern classical, and electronic styles. The album is a definitive example of the classical crossover genre, showcasing her versatile multi-octave range. The record features an eclectic tracklist that includes adaptations of classical masterpieces, such as "Figlio Perduto" (based on Beethoven's Symphony No. 7) and "Solo Con Te" (attributed to Handel), alongside haunting covers of popular hits like "Scarborough Fair" and "A Whiter Shade of Pale." La Luna was a global commercial success, particularly in the US and Asia, where it remains one of her highest-selling releases. Tracklist Track Title Duration 1 La Lune 2:53 2 Winter In July 4:31 3 Scarborough Fair 4:11 4 Figlio Perduto 4:37 5 A Whiter Shade Of Pale 3:39 6 He Doesn't See Me 4:28 7 Serenade 1:16 8 How Fair This Place 2:10 9 Hijo De La Luna 4:27 10 Here With Me 5:24 11 La Califfa 2:47 12 This Love 6:11 13 Solo Con Te 3:06 14 Gloomy Sunday 3:47 15a La Luna 4:59 15b Moon River 2:09
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