Houston Symphony: Andrea Bocelli  Classical singers hoping for
cross-over success, find the task a daunting challenge. Not so
for Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, who has easily earned legions
of both classical and pop fans since bursting on the
international scene when he won the Sanremo Music Festival in
1994. Bocelli, always popular with Houston fans, returns to
perform with the Houston Symphony and Chorus. Over the last 18
years he's recorded studio albums of both classical and pop
music, two greatest hits albums and nine complete operas. He's
sold more than 80 million records worldwide, becoming the best-
selling solo artist ever in classical music. Today's concert
will feature tunes from his PBS special and latest CD release,
Live in Central Park, along with the popular arias and moving
love songs that have been the mainstay of his repertoire. Eugene
Kohn conducts with guest vocalists Maria Aleida and Katherine
Jenkins joining Bocelli onstage. See why Bocelli is called the
''fourth tenor'' today at 7:30 p.m