Appearances in other albums: Apple/Full WS Sub Apple (1980) A DVD of the movie. Two idealistic folk singers take up residence at a decadent artists' colony run by a sleazy svengali, only to revolt against his bourgeois values. Campy cult fare, with "futuristic" production values that wear the indelible stamp of the 1980s' New Wave. Bernard J. Taylor: Nosferatu the Vampire (in the role of Jonathan) Giannis Markopoulos: Ana-ghennisi: apo tin Venetia stin Poli (sings two songs) "Con te partiro" Single with George Dalaras George Dalaras: Dalaras in Iera Odos (duets with Dalaras) Cole Porter: De Lovely (18 October 2004) (Soundtrack of the film; sings the duet "So in love" with Lara Fabian) Jim Brickman: Grace (2005) ("Ave Maria" with Jim Brickman) Various Artists: Bravo Act II (2006); features artists such as Luciano Pavarotti, Kiri Te Kanawa, Hayley Westenra, Sarah Brightman, Il Divo and Amici Forever (Frangoulis sings track 3, "Adagio") Various Artists: Give Us Your Poor (2007) (sings "Feels Like Home") Carpe Diem duet with Sarah Brightman (2008); A Winter Symphony CD Album ''Stis Gis tin akri" duet with George Perris (2008); "Perno Anasa" Album References Larkin, Colin; John Martland (1999). The Virgin Encyclopedia of Stage and Film Musicals. London: Virgin in association with Muze UK Ltd. . Rosita Sokou (2006) "O Marios kai go" Athens: Kastaniotis. External links March 2011 interview on Classical-Crossover Porter Anderson (6 June 2005). "Mario Frangoulis' 'Garden' in spring, A debut in New York, a new CD in Athens". CNN 1967 births Living people Greek tenors Juilliard School alumni Alumni of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama Singers from Athens Rhodesian people of Greek descent