Symphonicities

Dive into the enchanting world of Sting's "Symphonicities," a masterful reimagining of his iconic hits, released in 2010. This album is a unique blend of Sting's signature soft rock sound and the grandeur of classical orchestration, featuring the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra conducted by Steven Mercurio. "Symphonicities" is Sting's first studio album to feature new recordings of his existing songs, both from his solo career and his time with The Police. The title is a playful nod to The Police's 1983 album "Synchronicity."

The album kicks off with the lively "Next To You" and includes symphonic renditions of beloved tracks like "Englishman In New York," "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic," and "Roxanne." Each song has been meticulously reworked with brand new orchestrations arranged by a team of esteemed composers, including Jorge Calandrelli, David Hartley, and Vince Mendoza. The result is a harmonious fusion of pop-rock and classical music that showcases Sting's versatility and artistic depth.

"Symphonicities" is not just a collection of reimagined hits; it's a testament to Sting's enduring creativity and his ability to push musical boundaries. The album's 13 tracks, spanning over an hour, offer a rich listening experience that highlights Sting's lyrical prowess and melodic genius. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Sting's music, "Symphonicities" promises a captivating journey through some of his most celebrated songs, reimagined for a new era.