I Think I Don't Want To Use

When I Began Singing, It Was The First Time I Was Happy In My Life. As A Baby, I Would Stop Crying When I Heard A Great Singer.

Probably The First Time I Left Italy Was To Travel By Train To Lourdes. I Went With My Mother And My Grandmother - Who Was A Very Religious Person - So It Was A Pilgrimage Of Sorts. I Remember It As A Very Intense, But Beautiful Experience.

I Have Had The Good Fortune Of Being Able To Sing With Many Of The Finest Voices In The World, And For Someone Who Loves Voices As I Do, This Is An Enormous Privilege.

When A Little More Than A Teenager, I Was A Piano-bar Pianist In The Land Where I Was Born And Raised, Tuscany.

Fatherhood Is A Very Natural Thing; It's Not Something That Shakes Up My Life But Rather It Enriches It.