Caro mio ben, credimi almen, senza di te languisce il cor, caro mio ben, senza di te languisce il cor Il tuo fedel sospira ognor Cessa, crudel, tanto rigor! Cessa, crudel, tanto rigor, tanto rigor! Caro mio ben, credimi almen, senza di te languisce il cor, caro mio ben, credimi almen, senza di te languisce il cor
Qu 'il est magnifique de voir ces grandes voix interpréter des ouvres qu'ils ont du chanter au départ alors qu'ils étaient étudiants.Si, adorable Caballé.
Qu 'il est magnifique de voir ces grandes voix interpréter des ouvres qu'ils ont du chanter au départ alors qu'ils étaient étudiants.Si, adorable Caballé.
transcedental,it pervades time and fashions and a true interpreter can make music as old as this or older sound as fresh as though it were composed today.For the baritone friend,try the Alfred's edition of the 26 Italian arias of the baroque and classical period, by J.G.Paton.You will find them more challenging than the normal Parisotti version and even more expressive.To sum it up, THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH MME CABALLE FOR BEING A TRUE ARTIST AND A SINGER OF SUCH VERSATILITY AND EXPRESSIVITY.
I really love the piano accompaniment.It supports the voice perfectly.This aria is not simple at all.I recently discussed it with a lyric tenor and he really had a thing for shouting at the top notes destroying what otherwise would have been a perfectly phrased aria.Very few people really study baroque in Greece and if they do they do it for just study.La Caballe and other great singers have proven that it can be a repertoire fit for a big concert even today.Music is at once mercurial and
@maeusepuempsken Have you heard Nicholas Spanos's version? If not you might want to listen to it for comparison. It's very beautiful too. My favourite version.
Caballe has the most beautiful, controlled pianissimo; I love it! Caballe's and Galli-Curci's renditions are my two favorite versions of this piece. Thank you for posting. :)
TE AMOO MONtSERRAT... sos muyy genia...ojala todos pudieran entender el correcto uso de una buena tecnica... y te tengan a vos como ejemplo a seguir...
oh please. if we took songs away from people simply because they messed up the words, we'd have no one left to sing. screw ups happen. it takes an incredibly gifted performer to give such a stunning performance and remain poised while messing up words, which is exactly what she did. so i say brava.
wow. in my opinon, i think this performance was like out of the world amazing. u see, she can mess up and make it look/sound like nothings wrong. i didnt rlly notice until i watched the 2nd time bc the first time i was simply to awed at her performance to notice anything else.
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She's made a BIG mistake! I can't believe it, on such an easy piece! On 1:46, she should sing: cessa crudel, tanto rigor... Instead she thinks she's repeating the main lines, and goes Caro mio ben... at 1:52 you can see her eyes giving an Oops look. and she continues the line (still misplaced) ...cre di mi almen.... She must have been faking the emotion because that's the best part, the intensive peak of the piece. If you're into it, you CAN'T miss it. Not good chubby one!
@walwanpri I think she was trying to connect the text to make it more sensitive. (Dear my beloved, believe me at least: so much punishment...) It just dramatizes it a little more. She used other techniques that weren't written also like making notes longer and even changing some of the notation.
That was the most beautiful performance of Caro mio ben, I have ever heard in my life,... Just listen to her pianissimo technique at 2.06,... Montserrat Caballe is something that the world has never heard before,...
AMAZINGGG I adore the interpretation and the emotion conveyed that is so often lost by using to much vibrato and ignoring the dynamics of the piece...beautiful
Caro mio ben es una aria antigua italiana, aparentemente facil, pero es todo lo contrario.Y si se interpreta simplemente como esta escrita su musica, sin expresion,el aria nodice nada. Me gusta mucho la interpretacion de Monserrat Caballe, sus pianisimos y legatos.
I love this interpretation, it is slower and allows the singer to play the music with her voice and convey the intense emotions of this beautiful song. I just started voice training and would be happy to sing half this good one day.
Can you believe she has to look at the music--and STILL gets some of the words wrong!! Beautiful as it is.... in that self-indulgent late Caballe way.
If anyone else is learning this song I have a video with piano accompaniment to help you practice! Click on the blue video in the video response box. Remember sing from the heart! :)
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la debio cantar cuando era una niña en el conserva.y dijo:para rellenar pongo esta y hago pianisssimoss.Haber si aprende por lo menos mi exprofesor de como se canta el maldito caro mio ben ke todos sus alumnos el primer dia se lo plantaba delante del piano y les decia con vehemencia¡¡¡OYEMELO!!y respiraba en cada silaba pero ke cara dura....
Every voice student has sung this seemingly simple aria (including myself, a thousand years ago). Only when one hears a great artist sing "Caro mio ben," one realizes how difficult it is. I do not know if Leontyne Price recorded the aria. That would be a treat!
How true that is. It seems so simple on the surface, but how many singers (now) can produce a REAL messa di voce, or a real trill. Too many young singers never learn those skills that used to be the staple of EVERY singer's training (not just the coloraturas). Even the phrasing of this little aria has to be just right, or it ruins the whole effect. It's one of my favorites (still after so many years).
i too agree so much. i like to think of myself as a good developing talent but now trying to sing though this again i realize how little i truly have learned of bel canto
@MusicaParola When I'm in bad voice I go back and sing through the 24 italian art songs...they really show the weak points in the voice and are so very exposed...you can't fake them.
@MusicaParola It's beauty is in its simplicity (as it is in the aria, "O mio babbino caro"). It's deceptively simple but actually quite difficult to sing. An acquaintance once told me that her teacher told her that O mio babbino caro was "too simple" for her to sing. I think that was probably code for her teacher didn't think she had what it took to sing it.
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gerryrich1 1 week ago
I could listen to Montserrat sing forever, and never tire of it.
lancetop 1 month ago 2
Beautiful!
stef44ful 3 months ago
esos pianos, tan dulces!!! me encanta!!
maricristinacastel 4 months ago
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Qu 'il est magnifique de voir ces grandes voix interpréter des ouvres qu'ils ont du chanter au départ alors qu'ils étaient étudiants.Si, adorable Caballé.
222100fatima 5 months ago
Qu 'il est magnifique de voir ces grandes voix interpréter des ouvres qu'ils ont du chanter au départ alors qu'ils étaient étudiants.Si, adorable Caballé.
222100fatima 5 months ago
Those aren't the lyrics ¬¬
DulcineaRZ 5 months ago
she is beautiful.
stef44ful 6 months ago
I only wish the composer had included maybe one or two trills in this piece but cest la vie.
bilstew 6 months ago
She sings with grace and feeling...
stef44ful 6 months ago
Strong voice.
stef44ful 6 months ago
Her voice is so beautiful.
stef44ful 6 months ago
me fascina...!!! muy buena voz
soni995 6 months ago
niceeeee:)
ilovezuerich 7 months ago
Beautiful singing, but the piano sounded a bit "hard" at times.
Jextxadore 8 months ago
Voce di Lei e niente una linea dritta! ma e belissima interpretazione.
prince2000ful 9 months ago
piękny głos,-brawo!!!
bogusia8888 10 months ago
viva diva!
dorenaslovinske 10 months ago
Perfection! I prefer it to Bartoli. Every note is placed just right, a lesson to every young singer.
Manxypop 10 months ago
Perfection!
Manxypop 10 months ago
creeme amado mio k mejor forma de decirlo señorona
ojosbichos 1 year ago
favolosa!
supersizzina 1 year ago
DIVA.
amareloamarelinho 1 year ago
Cecilia Bartoli does it best!
WellDressedDiva 1 year ago
@WellDressedDiva ikr?
Twilightcoco3 1 year ago
@WellDressedDiva I like her version too. I'm partial to this aria being sung by a mezzo soprano.
cincorn 1 year ago
Que rayos esta cantando? nisiquiera esta siguiendo la letra y no se le escucha la voz.
stoaportaVII 1 year ago
( Merci Nicoletta... )
Interprétation Grandiose !
EMYSLAMPROD 1 year ago
class song performed to perfection :) shame about the wrong words on page 2 3rd system (my copy*)
cherryburtoncc 1 year ago
LAA MEJOOOR :D
InMaist 1 year ago
transcedental,it pervades time and fashions and a true interpreter can make music as old as this or older sound as fresh as though it were composed today.For the baritone friend,try the Alfred's edition of the 26 Italian arias of the baroque and classical period, by J.G.Paton.You will find them more challenging than the normal Parisotti version and even more expressive.To sum it up, THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH MME CABALLE FOR BEING A TRUE ARTIST AND A SINGER OF SUCH VERSATILITY AND EXPRESSIVITY.
accensus 1 year ago 2
I really love the piano accompaniment.It supports the voice perfectly.This aria is not simple at all.I recently discussed it with a lyric tenor and he really had a thing for shouting at the top notes destroying what otherwise would have been a perfectly phrased aria.Very few people really study baroque in Greece and if they do they do it for just study.La Caballe and other great singers have proven that it can be a repertoire fit for a big concert even today.Music is at once mercurial and
accensus 1 year ago
I´ve heard many versions, but this one really touches me.
maeusepuempsken 1 year ago
@maeusepuempsken Have you heard Nicholas Spanos's version? If not you might want to listen to it for comparison. It's very beautiful too. My favourite version.
tamerlano236 1 year ago
Caballe has the most beautiful, controlled pianissimo; I love it! Caballe's and Galli-Curci's renditions are my two favorite versions of this piece. Thank you for posting. :)
HM0880 1 year ago
BRAVISSIMO!!! I love her.
lbredikhin5 1 year ago 2
can barely hear :(
girldetective18 1 year ago
ohhhhh sus pianos son asombrosos!!!
thegabymarty 1 year ago
TE AMOO MONtSERRAT... sos muyy genia...ojala todos pudieran entender el correcto uso de una buena tecnica... y te tengan a vos como ejemplo a seguir...
facundofrias 1 year ago
TE AMOO MONtSERRAT... sos muyy genia...
facundofrias 1 year ago
why is it that they sing this so people can barely hear them then they blow everyone's ear drums on the really high parts??
imnotlikeothergirls5 1 year ago
@imnotlikeothergirls5 cause its easier to be loud on high notes, than low notes.
SkitzoxPicklez 1 year ago
Too much rubato in my opinion. Not that she´s bad or anthing. It just isn´t as good as some other renditions of the same song.
flaze3 2 years ago
translation: not to your liking like some other renditions of the song
foobarsnow 2 years ago
more or less.
flaze3 2 years ago
HERMOSA VOZ
andresmaring 2 years ago
oh please. if we took songs away from people simply because they messed up the words, we'd have no one left to sing. screw ups happen. it takes an incredibly gifted performer to give such a stunning performance and remain poised while messing up words, which is exactly what she did. so i say brava.
tiernan87 2 years ago 2
Definitivamente la versión de Cecilia Bartoli es mucho mejor.
Caballé lo hace muy bien, pero no respeta la partitura al 100% como Bartoli.
Definitely Cecilia Bartoli's version is quite better. Caballé does it good, but she isn't as respectful with the score as Bartoli is.
chicocucea 2 years ago
Montserrat Caballe--one of the great artists, but the best rendition I have heard of "Caro Mio Ben" is Pavarotti. I cannot help it.
bonnies1234567 2 years ago
wow. in my opinon, i think this performance was like out of the world amazing. u see, she can mess up and make it look/sound like nothings wrong. i didnt rlly notice until i watched the 2nd time bc the first time i was simply to awed at her performance to notice anything else.
meeshmallow 2 years ago
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fabrizzzio48 2 years ago
Who CARES if she messed up the words! LISTEN to the woman!
LtothatBoogie 2 years ago 5
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She did not mess up the words, she messed up THE song.
fabrizzzio48 2 years ago
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It's the poorest version of this song I've heard by a professional. She's just not into the song, period.
Giordani, take it away from her, she doesn't deserve your song.
fabrizzzio48 2 years ago
Sorry, I beg to differ. I can almost guarantee that if you performed the song "correctly" it still wouldn't be as good as her worst performance.
LtothatBoogie 2 years ago 16
all professional singers make mistakes on the words but what do you expect her to do? stop and tell everyone she made a mistake?
walwanpri 2 years ago 13
@walwanpri I think she was trying to connect the text to make it more sensitive. (Dear my beloved, believe me at least: so much punishment...) It just dramatizes it a little more. She used other techniques that weren't written also like making notes longer and even changing some of the notation.
tyforjesus 3 months ago
@walwanpri The Show Must Go On, that's right.
trueLucksmith 1 month ago
@fabrizzzio48 you are so mean
musoph21 2 years ago
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juanbosco31 2 years ago
really beautiful..
lovedeclared 2 years ago
WOW
pavelrs17 2 years ago
That was the most beautiful performance of Caro mio ben, I have ever heard in my life,... Just listen to her pianissimo technique at 2.06,... Montserrat Caballe is something that the world has never heard before,...
fromheretoglory 2 years ago 4
unica
denissettantotto 2 years ago
MAGNIFICO!!!!!!!!!!!1
fforganista 2 years ago
Beautiful
protect1422 2 years ago 2
Her pianos..... unmatcheable!
DimeCrisBag 2 years ago 4
This is the ultimate version,... I cannot immagine better interpretation,...
fromheretoglory 2 years ago 3
i agree... it is remarkable. Is there nothing [she] cannot sing. Warm regards my friend in music.
TheWisemonkey8 2 years ago
her technique is amazing
andreea94a 2 years ago
AMAZINGGG I adore the interpretation and the emotion conveyed that is so often lost by using to much vibrato and ignoring the dynamics of the piece...beautiful
nintendoisthebestest 2 years ago 2
ah, se me olvidó decir que trabaje mucho esa aria, y la he cantado
Lourdesdejesus1 2 years ago
Caro mio ben es una aria antigua italiana, aparentemente facil, pero es todo lo contrario.Y si se interpreta simplemente como esta escrita su musica, sin expresion,el aria nodice nada. Me gusta mucho la interpretacion de Monserrat Caballe, sus pianisimos y legatos.
Lourdesdejesus1 2 years ago 3
I love this interpretation, it is slower and allows the singer to play the music with her voice and convey the intense emotions of this beautiful song. I just started voice training and would be happy to sing half this good one day.
neelsdp1 2 years ago 4
great performance. I really don't care much about the text, the singer should be able to convey everything that the words say anyway.
raigekimaru 2 years ago
perfect.... thank you! O.O
Straricc 2 years ago
maybe she was messed up with the words a lil bit, but what a beautiful professional voice though! :D
gameofdeath4288 2 years ago
i actully like that part, i always thought it was easier
protpally223 2 years ago
2:08 is always so hard to sing for me... mostly mess it up ;(
vivaciousmuse 2 years ago
I like it when professionals sing song like this too It's great to see them sing it after you have sung it and compare
reececup98 2 years ago
A diamonded Dampfnudel producing textual mash - yet her singing is overwhelming.
preruminator 2 years ago
i love it when professional opera singers (who are good) sing italian art songs. this is such a pretty piece.
jorgepda 2 years ago
Can you believe she has to look at the music--and STILL gets some of the words wrong!! Beautiful as it is.... in that self-indulgent late Caballe way.
liedersanger1 2 years ago
C'est bien long et maniéré tout ça, pour une pièce qui demande sincérité et spontaneïté... Ah ! Ces Divas et leurs tics à répétition...
KILLERADVICE 2 years ago
BRAVA.
tenorisimo1975 2 years ago 2
This music seems to be simple, but, in fact, is profound. This power of expression is splendid!
mayu09212000 2 years ago 2
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If anyone else is learning this song I have a video with piano accompaniment to help you practice! Click on the blue video in the video response box. Remember sing from the heart! :)
VocalTechin 2 years ago
que dire....? c'est parfait....tout y est...on se laisse porter par la voix.....
Nadir2711 2 years ago
glorious
bizou99 2 years ago 2
top!
Moritzstober 2 years ago 2
beautiful!
oPeRa1923 3 years ago 7
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la debio cantar cuando era una niña en el conserva.y dijo:para rellenar pongo esta y hago pianisssimoss.Haber si aprende por lo menos mi exprofesor de como se canta el maldito caro mio ben ke todos sus alumnos el primer dia se lo plantaba delante del piano y les decia con vehemencia¡¡¡OYEMELO!!y respiraba en cada silaba pero ke cara dura....
cabalettaverdi 3 years ago
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pero como puede tener la partitura delante y equivocarse de letra..?
que se ponga las gafas.
gimbox70 3 years ago
".....And as the greatest only are, In his(Her) simplicity sublime!"
Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
pjdonagh 3 years ago 11
Como siempre hermosa voz y limpia técnica. Es cómico observar como la simplicidad del texto confunde hasta a los mas grande.
Adorable Caballé!!!
colibridelapampa 3 years ago 25
Every voice student has sung this seemingly simple aria (including myself, a thousand years ago). Only when one hears a great artist sing "Caro mio ben," one realizes how difficult it is. I do not know if Leontyne Price recorded the aria. That would be a treat!
MusicaParola 3 years ago 46
How true that is. It seems so simple on the surface, but how many singers (now) can produce a REAL messa di voce, or a real trill. Too many young singers never learn those skills that used to be the staple of EVERY singer's training (not just the coloraturas). Even the phrasing of this little aria has to be just right, or it ruins the whole effect. It's one of my favorites (still after so many years).
BeauTenor 3 years ago 12
i too agree so much. i like to think of myself as a good developing talent but now trying to sing though this again i realize how little i truly have learned of bel canto
viv3147 2 years ago
@MusicaParola When I'm in bad voice I go back and sing through the 24 italian art songs...they really show the weak points in the voice and are so very exposed...you can't fake them.
baritonebynight 1 year ago
@MusicaParola
I have your same curiosity I searched the web but it seems not to have ever sung. Hello
Wjdia 1 year ago
@MusicaParola It's beauty is in its simplicity (as it is in the aria, "O mio babbino caro"). It's deceptively simple but actually quite difficult to sing. An acquaintance once told me that her teacher told her that O mio babbino caro was "too simple" for her to sing. I think that was probably code for her teacher didn't think she had what it took to sing it.
arpeggio1358 1 year ago 3
@MusicaParola What kind of voice are you?
ThePavafan 7 months ago