A singular force in the musical world since her 1981 Broadway debut, English crossover soprano Sarah Brightman has contributed definitive recordings of some of the past century's most touching and thrilling songs. Her Andrew Lloyd Webber songbook is otherworldly, with recordings that are intoxicatingly romantic (“All I Ask of You”) and tear-inducingly lyrical (“The Music of the Night”). Achieving an airy elegance with her interpretations of “Scarborough Fair” and “Ave Maria,” the soprano can gracefully conquer any song she tackles—even Andrea Bocelli's soulful masterpiece, “Time to Say Goodbye.”