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Learn with an Opera Singer: “Caro mio ben”

Use your at-home time to learn a song – and in Italian – with Utah Opera’s Resident Artists as your guides. They illustrate how they learn art songs in step-by-step lessons: a general introduction to the project, then the rhythm, then melody, then language and characterization. In the fifth lesson our Resident Artist pianist will help you put it all together. She has also recorded the accompaniment in both the low and high keys, so you can practice with our pianist. Print a copy of the music, and learn this beautiful and famous Italian art song with our artists!

PDF OF “CARO MIO BEN” FOR LOW VOICES IN C

Caro mio ben melody C

Caro mio ben accomp C

PDF OF “CARO MIO BEN” FOR HIGH VOICES IN E FLAT”

Caro mio ben melody E-flat

Caro mio ben accomp E-flat

Please email [email protected] if you would like a copy of the music mailed to you.

Introduction: Learning “Caro mio ben”

Lesson 1: Learning the Rhythm of “Caro mio ben”

Lesson 2: Learning the Melody of “Caro mio ben”

Lesson 3: Learning Italian for “Caro mio ben”

Lesson 4: Adding Characterization for “Caro mio ben”

Lesson 5: Putting It All Together for “Caro mio ben”

Once you have completed all of the lessons, share you final performance with us!

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Learn about opera voice types by listening to Utah Opera Resident Artists talk about and demonstrate their own voice type. To view a particular voice type video, click the icon with three lines and a triangle symbol located at the top right of the video screen.