Sarah Brightman’s long-awaited new album, her first new studio-recorded work in eight years since the 2018 album “HYMN.” The CD is released in Japan ahead of other territories. Produced by Frank Peterson, who has worked on her albums throughout her career. In addition to “As If We Never Said Goodbye,” a duet song with Mone Kamishiraishi, “Anata to Watashi (Mujer Contra Mujer),” a signature song from the musical “Sunset Boulevard,” starring Sarah Brightman and being performed in Japan for the first time from July 10, 2026 to August 1, 2026, it also includes a newly recorded Spanish version of “Time To Say Goodbye,” a newly recorded version of “A Question of Honour,” familiar in Japan as the theme song for TV Asahi soccer broadcasts, songs from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s acclaimed musicals including “The Phantom of the Opera,” “Love Never Dies,” and “Aspects of Love,” as well as songs from the film “Blade Runner.” The new song “Where Eagles Fly” is als