Operatic pop is the genre of the Italian song Con te partirò, whose literal translation is "With you I will leave" in English. The genre in question puts a Classical Music motif or theme or operatic singing style into the Pop Music context. The pronunciation of the prepositional phrase, whose most famous performance is by Lajatico-born Italian classical crossover tenor Andrea Bocelli at the 1995 Sanremo Music Festival, will be "kon tey PAR-tee-RO" in Italian.
"With Pedal" It's Italian.
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It is an Italian term meaning with motion.
It is Con te Partiro.
Time to Say Goodbye is an English version of an Italian song called Con Te Partiro. Andrea Bocelli recorded it with Sarah Brightman for the English version, and neither version has been part of any opera.
Con furore in Italian is "with fury" in English.
Con abbraccio in Italian means "with (a) hug" in English.
Con anima in Italian means "with soul" in English.
De nuevo contigo (informal) De nuevo con usted (formal)
Con una fetta... in Italian is "With a slice..." in English.
With you singular: Con te With you plural: Con voi
Siamo con Dio in Italian means "We're with God" in English.
Con te partirò in Italian means "With you I'll depart" in English.
Essere con me per sempre! in Italian means "Be with me forever!" in English.
No, the Italian song Con Te Partirò, which translates literally as "With you I will leave" in English, is not in an opera. The operatic pop style song in question, with lyrics by Luci Quarantotto (April 29, 1957 - July 31, 2012) and music by Francesco Sartori (born 1957), occurs as part of the repertoire of Lajatico-born Italian classical crossover tenor Andrea Bocelli (born September 22, 1958), with a famous performance at the Sanremo Music Festival in 1995. The pronunciation will be "kon tey PAR-tee-RO" in Italian.
Pentatonic Scale
Scelto con il cuore in Italian means "chosen by the heart" in English.