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'''"{{lang|it|M'amò tanto costei}}"''' was written and composed by [[Benedetto Ferrari]] and is contained in Book III of his ''[[Musiche Varie]]'', published in 1641.<ref name="OPAC"/><ref name="Wiki"/><ref name="IMSLP"/>
'''"{{lang|it|Caro mio ben}}"''', a song from the 1700's,  is still widely popular. Formerly attributed to Tommaso Giordani, [[Giuseppe Giordani]].
was written and composed by [[Benedetto Ferrari]] and is contained in Book III of his ''[[Musiche Varie]]'', published in 1641.<ref name="OPAC"/><ref name="Wiki"/><ref name="IMSLP"/>


It appears on the following album:
It appears on the following album:
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| libretto-text =<poem>{{lang|it|Caro mio ben
M'amò tanto costei,
credimi almen
Che tanto i sommi dei
Senza di te'
Non amano lassù.
languisce il cor
Ora non m'ama più.
Meraviglia non è,
Se varia umor e fé,
Al mondo per natura.
Tutto passa e non dura.


'''2'''
Caro mio ben
Forse che m'ingannò
Senza di te
Perch'in me non trovò
languisce il cor
Tanto merto, e bontà
Quant'in le è beltà
Ma nel regno d'amor
Del pari va ogni cor
Ah, non puo donna amante
Esser bella, e costante.


'''3'''
Il tuo fedel
Non mi vuo' disperar
sospira ogn'or
Se non mi vuol amar,
Cessa crudel tanto rigor
Ben tempo anco verrà,
 
Che nessun l'amerà;
Caro mio ben
Vostr'instabil desir
credimi almen
O donne vuo' seguir
Senza di te'
Vuo' amar con mente scaltra
languisce il cor}}</poem>
Oggi una, diman l'altra.
}}</poem>
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| country =Italy
| language-note =Ancient Italian (Manuscript)
| language-note =Non-literal Historic Translation
| libretto-text =<poem>{{lang|it|'''1'''
| libretto-text =<poem>O gentle Maid
M'amò tanto costei
hear now my sighs
che tanto i sommi dei
For thee my Heart
non amano la sù
in secret dies
hora non m'ama più
 
meraviglia non è
Hear now my sighs
se varia humor e fè
for thee my heart
al mondo per natura
in secret dies
tutto passa e non dura.


'''2'''
Grace with they xx
Forse che m'ingannò
those lips divine
perch'in me non trouò<nowiki>*</nowiki>
Peace join't with bliss
tanto merto, e bontà<nowiki>**</nowiki>
must soon be mine
quant'in le è beltà
ma nel regno d'amor
del pari va ogni cor
ah, non può donna amante
esser bella, e costante.


'''3'''
O gentle Maid
Non mi vuò disperar
hear now my sighs
se non mi vuol amar,
For thee my Heart
ben tempo anco verrà,
in secret dies</poem>
che nessun l'amerà;
vostr'instabil desir
o Donne vuò seguir
vuò amar con mente scaltra
hoggi una, diman l'altra.}}<ref name="IMSLP3"/></poem>
<poem><nowiki>*)</nowiki> "trouò" &rarr; "trovò"
<nowiki>**)</nowiki> "merto": variant of "merito"</poem>}}
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Revision as of 12:01, 1 October 2021

Caro mio ben
by attributed to Giuseppe Giordani
Cover of "Caro mio ben"
Cover of "Caro mio ben"[1]
Full titleCaro mio ben
Librettouncertain
Published1633–1641

"Caro mio ben", a song from the 1700's, is still widely popular. Formerly attributed to Tommaso Giordani, Giuseppe Giordani. was written and composed by Benedetto Ferrari and is contained in Book III of his Musiche Varie, published in 1641.[2][3][4]

It appears on the following album:

Year Album Ensemble Conductor
2003 À sa guitar (Album) Thibaut Garcia Philippe Jaroussky

Libretto

Caro mio ben
(Oh gentle Maid)

Giuseppe Giordano (music),  uncertain (words)


‎

Italy
Modern Italian

Caro mio ben
credimi almen
Senza di te'
languisce il cor

Caro mio ben
Senza di te
languisce il cor

Il tuo fedel
sospira ogn'or
Cessa crudel tanto rigor

Caro mio ben
credimi almen
Senza di te'
languisce il cor

{{Libretti | country =Italy | language-note =Non-literal Historic Translation

| libretto-text =

O gentle Maid
hear now my sighs
For thee my Heart
in secret dies

Hear now my sighs
for thee my heart
in secret dies

Grace with they xx
those lips divine
Peace join't with bliss
must soon be mine

O gentle Maid
hear now my sighs
For thee my Heart
in secret dies

Manuscripts and sheet music

[4] [5]

  • "Benedetto Ferrari". IMSLP. Retrieved September 21, 2021.

References

  1. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named CaromiobenACelebratedSong
  2. ↑ "Benedetto Ferrari". OPAC. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
  3. ↑ "Benedetto Ferrari". Wikipedia. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 "Benedetto Ferrari". IMSLP. Retrieved September 21, 2021.
  5. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named GoogleBooks
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